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The obituary notice of Dawn CROUCH

Westgate-on-Sea | Published in: Isle of Thanet Gazette.

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DawnCROUCHPassed away peacefully on November 7th, aged 90 years in St Michael's Nursing Home, Westgate on Sea after a short illness having received the last rites as she wished. She is now at peace with her beloved brother, Flight Sergeant Kenneth Crouch, of the RAF, killed in action in 1942. Dawn was a much loved member and respected Church Warden at St Saviour's, Westgate on Sea for 60 years and a church member at St Nicholas at Wade. She was a polymath, a school teacher and foundation school governor, also a driving school owner and examiner, she had travelled widely. She was awarded a Doctorate at Kent University on her thesis on the first thirty years of Westgate as a fashionable watering place, and became a founding member of the Westgate Heritage Centre. She was the first Honorary Freeman of Westgate on Sea and wrote frequently in the local press about historic moments in the life of Thanet. She will be greatly missed by her very many friends and acquaintances. Funeral service in St Saviour's Church on December 9th at 11.00am under Covid regulations effective at the time, followed by a private service at Thanet Crematorium. A memorial service will be held when possible. No flowers please, donations if wished to one of three charities Dawn supported. All enquiries c/o Gore Brothers, Westgate 01843 835836.
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I first met Dawn in 1954 when she came to teach history and music at the old St George’s girls school in Church Road, Ramsgate. She was a good teacher and well respected by all the girls.
I met her next in the early 1980s when she gave me driving lessons. She had great patience and kindness. One thing I had noticed over the years and looking at the old school photographs is that she never seemed to age. Quite remarkable and a remarkable person.
Doreen Edwards
06/12/2020
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