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The obituary notice of Charles Henry SHROSBREE

Audenshaw | Published in: Manchester Evening News.

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Charles HenrySHROSBREEpreviously from Audenshaw, Manchester, died peacefully at home with his family, on the 25th of August 2020, aged 102 years. Husband to the late Lillian, father to the late Gregory, uncle, great uncle and great great uncle to so many. A gentleman with a wonderful sense of humour, who will be sadly missed by all his family and friends. Rest in peace Charlie x. Donations if desired please to: The Royal British Legion'.
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Love and God Bless from Margaret&Brian Thorniley
Margaret & Brian Thorniley
01/09/2020
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Alison Grimshaw
01/09/2020
R I P Uncle Charlie. Thank you for your Service, and getting family back together at your 100th birthday party, especially at our present distancing-time. God Bless from niece (and husband) Margaret and Brian.
Maragert&Brian Thorniley
01/09/2020
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Maragert&Brian Thorniley
01/09/2020
Rest in peace Uncle Charlie, loved our chats especially about our family history which we were both passionate about. You were the glue who got our family back together through arranging family gatherings through Judith which I loved, so glad we got to celebrate your 100th birthday with you. God bless you love your niece Alison and family
Alison Grimshaw
01/09/2020
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