Philip IanALVESTONPassed away peacefully on Thursday 23rd January 2020, aged 72 years. A much loved brother of Tony and a dear brother in law of Joan, also a treasured uncle to Julie and Vicky and their husbands Darrell and Paul. Ian will be very sadly missed by all his family and friends. A Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 12.00 noon, on Thursday 13th February 2020, at St Mary's RC Church, Catlow Hall Street, Oswaldtwistle, prior to interment at Dill Hall Cemetery. Family flowers only please, but donations in memory of Ian are being welcomed for the St Mary's Oswaldtwistle Building Fund, further enquiries please to Paul Barton of Barton & Hallworth Funeral Service, The Old Foxhill, 136-8 Union Road, Oswaldtwistle. BB5 3DR. Tel: 01254 390542.
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Emma Hughes :Mr Alveston was my Art teacher at school. I am sorry to he...20/06/2023
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20/06/2023
Lilian McGroarty:Ian was my school Art teacher, and I really had so much respec...12/02/2020
Lisa Shaw (Railton) :Good night god bless Mr. Alveston.
What an amazing, talented teac...10/02/2020
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10/02/2020
Robert Taylor:So sad to hear of Ian's passing.
We were young teenag...06/02/2020
Steve and Jackie Hastings:Ian was a friend and neighbour in Maudsley Street and did some great dr...02/02/2020
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Anmarie Dyson:R.I.P Sur you were the best Art teacher EVER! and you were ...01/02/2020
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Mr Alveston was my Art teacher at school. I am sorry to hear of his passing away. He was there for me at a time I needed the most and I won't ever forget him. "Move those shoes Hughes" he used to say. I went on to study performing arts/acting and drama. I will never forget him telling me that everything is art Emma, life is Art. And it really is. I speak of him to this day. Rest in Peace my friend. Xxx
Emma Hughes :
20/06/2023
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Left by Emma Hughes :
20/06/2023
Ian was my school Art teacher, and I really had so much respect for him - he was a really great teacher,! I am so sad to hear of his passing - I have followed a creative path since leaving school, it was thinly subject that really interested me... I am now 30 and I am studying art therapy.., Mr Alveston really was a really great and inspiring art teacher - The years studying GCSE art were some of the most fortunate and formative years of my school history.
He always held so much positive regard for me and the rest of my class mates - he really encouraged us to be interested in Art.. and really really was the best teacher..
Lilian McGroarty:
12/02/2020
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Good night god bless Mr. Alveston.
What an amazing, talented teacher you were. I used to look forward to double art at St. Hildas with you, what with your whitty sense of humour and your interesting lessons who wouldn't. You'll never be forgotten.
RIP
Lisa Shaw (Railton) :
10/02/2020
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Left by Lisa Shaw (Railton) :
10/02/2020
So sad to hear of Ian's passing.
We were young teenage friends and neighbours in White Ash Lane,Oswaldtwistle with fond memories of learning to play guitar together.
RIP
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Robert Taylor:
06/02/2020
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Ian was a friend and neighbour in Maudsley Street and did some great drawings of our then 5 year old daughter Rachel.
Enjoyed some laughs and good times in the Boars Head.
Also enjoyed his guitar playing along with Pete Eddleston at Strawberry Studious in Stockport.
Another good one gone, rest in peace Ian thanks for the memories.
Steve and Jackie Hastings:
02/02/2020
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02/02/2020
R.I.P Sur you were the best Art teacher EVER! and you were so good to me after my Dad died! Love to his friends and family! Xxx