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The obituary notice of Geoffrey David Oliver 'Grandpa' RANDLE (Captain RN Rtd.)

Tiverton | Published in: Mid Devon Gazette incl. Tiverton Gazette & Culm Valley Gazette.

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Geoffrey David Oliver 'Grandpa'RANDLERANDLE Geoffrey David Oliver 'Grandpa' Captain RN Rtd. Passed away peacefully at home in Brithem Bottom on 19th May 2020 aged 93. A very much loved Husband, Dad and Grandad who touched the hearts of so many and always left a smile on the faces of those he met. A private family cremation will take place with a celebration of his life later in the year. No flowers please. Donations are invited for We Remember Submariners and the Leicester Tigers Foundation via geoffreyrandle.muchloved.com or by cheque (payable to the charity) c/o Countryside Funerals, 23 Gold Street, Tiverton, EX16 6QB.
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Published: 02/06/2020
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so sad to read this I know how much he meant to you all .. although I may not have continued in your lives, Geoff was a wonderful father-in-law for the time I was there. Thinking of Nigel and Sue and the rest of the family ... Sue x
Sue Scattergood
28/09/2021
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Sue Scattergood
28/09/2021
Geoff was a much loved and well respected member of the Royal Navy Rugby Union. He brought his experience of rugby with Leicester and Devon to the Union and in 1967 he was made their 23rd Selector winning the Inter Services a couple of years later in 1970. When he retired from the Service in 1982 he was made a Life Member of the Royal Navy Rugby Union, only the 18th person to be afforded the honour. He helped develop very many rugby players during his time in the Service and with the Union and was always there to help others. His set the foudnation for one of the Union's most successful periods and his legacy will always live on.
Geraint Ashton Jones
12/03/2021
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