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The obituary notice of Bryan LODEY

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

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BryanLODEYSuddenly but peacefully on 8th June 2024 at home Bryan aged 85 years.

The much loved husband of Audrey, loved dad of Anthony and Michael, father-in-law of Mandy and Helen, and a much loved grandad of Jack, William, Myles, Charlie, Zak and Niamh.

Funeral service and cremation at Bradwell Crematorium on Monday 8th July at 12.40pm. Will relatives and friends kindly meet at Bradwell.

No flowers by request please, donations are preferred for the British Heart Foundation.

Donations and enquiries to: Williamson Brothers Family Funeral Directors,
Birch House,
Birches Head Road,
Hanley, ST1 6LH.
Tel. 01782 212880.
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Published: 26/06/2024
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Mr Lodey was a very hard working man. I only knew him as a customer of his shop in Paris Avenue but he always took care of his customers and made them feel very welcome. He worked right up until the moment the angels came for him. A very sad day for everyone. He will now be looking down on his wonderful family and be at peace knowing that they are continuing to carry on his legacy. Rest in peace Bryan. You made the world a better place. You have so much to be proud of.
Elaine Hewitt
04/07/2024
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Elaine Hewitt
04/07/2024
A widely respected, very hard working man, he built his business from a shop front in a terrace house to three supermarkets, so had little time for chatting. However, when his sons took over the day to day management roles, he was more relaxed and sociable. He provided an excellent service to the local communities and was a pillar of those societies.
Jeff
04/07/2024
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Jeff
04/07/2024
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03/07/2024
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R.I.P Bryan🙏💙
Denise Steele
27/06/2024
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Denise Steele
27/06/2024
R.I.P Bryan💙
Denise Steele
27/06/2024
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Denise Steele
27/06/2024
Great Boss but Greater Man rest in peace Bryan Sandra Ford
Sandra Ford
27/06/2024
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