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The obituary notice of Alice THORNE (nee Amison)

Stoke-on-Trent | Published in: Stoke Sentinel.

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AliceTHORNEnee Amison Alice passed away peacefully at home in the arms of her loving family on Wednesday, 3rd March 2021, aged 89 years, formerly of Lennox Road, Normacot where she had many happy years with Dec. Beloved wife of the late Harry, much loved mum to Ed, Ann and Paul, a treasured nan and great-nan, cherished sister and much loved by Susan, Sharon and family. Funeral service and cremation to be held at Carmountside Crematorium on Monday, 29th March at 10.30 a.m. Due to government restrictions, attendance is by invitation only. Join the funeral on-line at Obitus.com username duxi6994 password 277375 Family Flowers only please. Donations preferred to Alzheimer's UK and Donna Louise Trust Enquiries to:- W.R. BETTELLEY Funeral Directors, 315 Uttoxeter Road, Longton, Stoke on Trent, Tel. 01782 313542
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Published: 17/03/2021
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Aunt Alice,
A kind and wonderful lady, who will be greatly missed.
Tina & Grant xx
Donation left by Tina Webberley
26/03/2021
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Aunty Alice, now reunited with loved ones gone before.
Donation left by Linda Hubbert
24/03/2021
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Linda Hubbert
24/03/2021
Donation left by Dina Cole
22/03/2021
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Great Auntie Alice had a heart of gold,and was so kind and loving. She was always interested in what you had to say.Auntie Alice would encourage and advise you, if you needed help. She had every wonderful quality needed to be the perfect Nurse.which she was for many years.I will miss you Auntie Alice, until we meet again,God bless.x
Dina Cole
22/03/2021
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Dina Cole
22/03/2021
Alice and Harry were the perfect couple, a true love match. They were good friends, well liked and respected by most of the neighbours, and will be sadly missed. God Bless them both and we hope they are happily back together.
Adele Wilbraham
18/03/2021
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Adele Wilbraham
18/03/2021