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The obituary notice of Hugh Keith BEVAN

Cambridge | Published in: Cambridge News.

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Hugh KeithBEVANOf Girton Died peacefully in the Arthur Rank Hospice on Thursday 15th July 2021 aged 98. Much loved husband of the late Mary, loving father to his late son Vaughan and daughter Jane, he will be sadly missed by family, many friends, legal and Wolfson College colleagues. Private funeral and family flowers only but if wished, donations towards Parkinson's UK may be sent to Co-op Funeral Care, 34 James Street, Cambridge, CB1 1HX.
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25/08/2021
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Fond memories of a real gentleman x
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09/08/2021
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A wonderful man
Donation left by Nicola Padfield
29/07/2021
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Very sorry to hear of Hugh's passing. A pioneer in family law, especially concerning children.
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28/07/2021
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27/07/2021
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Donation left by David Yates
26/07/2021
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Hugh was my Family Law supervisor at Cambridge in 2005-06, a considerable time after his "official" retirement. He was a very kind and inspirational teacher who pushed me to fulfil my potential, and he never lost his good humour. He was an immensely distinguished scholar and maintained his interest in the field well into his later years. I now supervise Family Law at Cambridge myself, thanks in no small part to his example. I offer my deepest condolences to Hugh's friends and family.
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26/07/2021
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