We both have very fond memories of working with Angela (almost forty years ago).
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Angela V Coutelier (4 Jul 1945 - 21 Mar 2023)
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AngelaMultiple Sclerosis Society
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- Location
- Strelley Hall Main Street, Strelley Nottingham NG8 6PE
- Date
- 21st Apr 2023
- Time
- 2.30pm
In loving memory of Angela Coutelier who sadly passed away on 21st March 2023. Flowers will be family only please, but if you would like to make a charitable donation in Angela's memory, donations may be made to the MS Society, either by using the Just Giving page below, or by placing them in the donation box on the day of the funeral.
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donated £50 in memory of Angela
Happy memories of old times. Rest In Peace Angela.
Mike and Sally Buxton
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donated £40 in memory of Angela
Sympathy to you all, lots of happy memories of Angela and her lovely laughter. Mick and Sue x x x
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donated £20 in memory of Angela
In memory of a good friend and the happy times we spent together in Kenya.
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donated £20 in memory of Angela
your fortitude was inspiring.
Richard
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Condolences to the family from all the Crawfords.Angela was a stoic with a sense of humour which overcame her illness.
Jennifer made constant contact and we visited when we could,she was very happy with The time spent with Pierre albeit too short a time.
RIP
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Remembering all the happy times.
Rest peacefully dear Angela
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AUNTIE ANGELA
(Angela Vera Coutelier)
Auntie Angela will be very much missed by her neice Ann (for whom she was also Godmother) and nephew Tristan, her great neice Alex and great nephew Dominic, and their mother Debbie.
Auntie Angela was sister of Valerie Frances Selfe, mum of Ann and Tristan, and our memories and thoughts of Auntie Angela are very fond ones, of a kindly 'girly' aunt who always had a great sense of humour.
Auntie Angela bore her health issues bravely and matter of factually, whilst reining in anger for being struck down by one of life's most serious illnesses - at a time when she was in full flow of midlife activities.
In particular, Ann and Tristan will fondly remember the occasion of her wedding to larger than life Pierre, a lovely ceremony and wonderful day with much happiness, only for poor Auntie Angela to lose Pierre too soon.
Auntie Angela, you were always very kind to us, you made us laugh,and we shall miss you very much.
Ann and Tristan
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