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The obituary notice of Malcolm Lindsay (Malc) RUSHTON

Trentham | Published in: Stoke Sentinel. Notable areas: Normacot, Trent Vale, Little Stoke, The Handfords

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Malcolm LindsayRUSHTONSuddenly on Saturday 30th March 2024 at the A&E, Royal Stoke University Hospital, Malcolm, aged 76 years of Trentham, the cherished and devoted husband of Glennis, the much loved and treasured dad of Matthew and Lyndsay, a dear and respected father in law of Elizabeth and Jamie, the dearly loved, cherished and treasured grandpa/grandad of William, Thomas and Joshua. Malcolm will be sadly missed and fondly remembered by all his loving family and many friends. Malcolm spent his entire teaching career at Alexandra Junior School, Normacot; he had a long standing association with Stoke-on-Trent & Staffordshire School's FA & the for the last 25 years Stoke-on-Trent Repertory Theatre.

Funeral Service to take place at St.Peter ad Vincula Church (Stoke Minster) Glebe Street Stoke on Wednesday 1st May 2024 at 1.00pm prior to cremation at Carmountside Crematorium. Will relatives please accept this intimation and would friends wishing to attend kindly meet at the Church. messages of condolence maybe left on the funeral directors website www.kevinlowndsfuneralservices.com Family flowers only donations would be preferred in memory of Malcolm to the UHNM Charity to be shared between Oncology ward 202, Respiratory ward 222 and the A&E department

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Kevin Lownds Family Funeral Services, 12 - 13 Andrew Place, Newcastle ST5 1DL. Tel : 01782 914777 or 07841 028404
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Thank you from
UHNM (University Hospitals Of North Midlands Charity), Oncology ward 202, Respiratory ward 222 & A&E department.
For all the donations given
16/05/2024
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With admiration and respect for the man who was always supportive, and always acted with integrity and humanity.
Rest well ' Malc '.
John Cumberlidge.
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05/05/2024
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This Wondeful Man has been in my life since I was a young child. From being ‘Mr Rushton’ at primary school, to being ‘Malc’ at the Rep theatre. I’ll miss him so much. Always having a joke with me, always helpful and always great company. Thank you for everything Malcolm. A great man, gone too soon xx
Victoria Gotham
03/05/2024
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Donation left by Martin Allsop
02/05/2024
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A true friend, greatly missed, love from Janet and Alan
Donation left by Alan Clarke
02/05/2024
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In memory of a much loved and respected man. May you rest in peace and may those left behind, remember you fondly in memories that will never be forgotten xx
Donation left by Emma Christopher
01/05/2024
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In memory of an amazing gentleman. Malc made the world a better place and touched the hearts of all who were privileged to meet him.
Rest in peace.

Love from Paula XX
Donation left by Paula Holdcroft
01/05/2024
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Thank you for the lovely memories. They will remain with us always. God bless you Malc.
Donation left by Vivienne Lymer
01/05/2024
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Rest in Peace Malc.


Linda Wilson
Donation left by Linda Wilson
01/05/2024
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Mr Rushton taught me in my final year at Alexandra Juniors in 1996. Put simply, he was the kindest, most genuine, all round best teacher I had ever met and ever did meet thereafter. He inspired me to want to teach and I am now a deputy headteacher myself because of him. Thank you Malcolm. X
Stephen Smith
01/05/2024
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