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The obituary notice of Raymond Douglas HARRISON

Sapcote | Published in: Hinckley Times.

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Raymond DouglasHARRISONof Sapcote passed away in hospital on 11th December 2024. Aged 67

Raymond's funeral service will take place at the Heart of England Crematorium, Nuneaton on Wednesday 8th January 2025 at 3:30pm

Family flowers only please and donations may be given on the day which will go towards the work of Stroke Association or by using the link below to Raymond's tribute page.

raymonddouglasharrison.muchloved.com

Any further enquiries to McCartneys Funeral Service 47 Coventry Road Hinckley Leicestershire LE10 0JR Tel 01455 637138
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Published: 31/12/2024
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RIP Harry. Remembering the good times.Tad and Tracy
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04/01/2025
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Raymond Douglas (Ray) Harrison

I had known and been friends with Ray Harrison for nigh on 60 years since we started at Mount (dis)-Grace High School back in 1969. We quickly learned we had much in common, primarily a friendly disposition and a sense of humour, and we were born only 3 days apart. Latterly, it was as if we were still 18 years old and had remained so.

Life has many inevitabilities, some of which we might reasonably anticipate, but I never once imagined I would ever write an epitaph for a friend with whom I've had so much fun over so many decades. And to list every anecdote, however briefly, would be beyond the scope of this tribute.

The many shared experiences were character-building, and Ray had character in spades. God bless you Ray, you were taken way before your time.

Tad Davison
Tad Davison
03/01/2025
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