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The obituary notice of Harry LITHERLAND

Great Chell | Published in: Stoke Sentinel.

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HarryLITHERLANDPeacefully on 30th September 2026 at the RSUH, with family by his side, Harry aged 97 years of Chell.

Devoted husband of the late Margaret Rose, much loved dad, grandad and great-grandad and a cherished brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Harry will be sadly missed by all who knew him.

Funeral service will take place at Carmountside Crematorium on Friday 23rd October at 1:30pm. Will relatives and friends kindly meet at Carmountside.

No floral tributes please by request, donations preferred for the UHNM Charity (Ward 128).

Donations and enquiries to: Birch House, Birches Head Road, Hanley, ST1 6LH. Tel. 01782 212880
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Thank you for all of the fun times. We miss you and will always think of your smile. Love you grandad. Amanda, Margaret, Austin, Monty and Eden xxxx
Amanda Mongey
19/10/2026
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Amanda Mongey
19/10/2026
Fond memories of Harry and Margaret, Toby the dog and their monkey and plum tree.
When the plums were ready he would knock on my Nana and Grandi’s door (Jean and Derek Cheadle (Chell Green Ave) and tell me they were ready to pick. I would go around and Margaret would give me a little resealable bag with a sticky top to put them in and I would go with Harry to pick them. They were the sweetest plums and our family used to love them.
I would also look at the birds in the trees with Harry and see if there was anything nesting in his bird box. Happy and such clear memories for me growing up which I will never forget. God Bless.
Louise Birchenough. xxxxx.
Louise Birchenough
15/10/2026
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Louise Birchenough
15/10/2026
Lovely memories of a very special Uncle. Rest in peace. Lots of love Jean
Jean Hughes
14/10/2026
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Jean Hughes
14/10/2026
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