Donation made in the memory of Brian Lawton at the Funeral Service. To a wonderful dad, stepdad, father-in-law, gramps and grandad, brother-in-law cousin and a good friend to many.
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Brian Lawton (7 Aug 1936 - 8 Feb 2025)
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- Location
- Liversedge Cemetery Clough Lane Liversedge WF15 8AE
- Date
- 12th Mar 2025
- Time
- 12pm
LAWTON
BRIAN
On 8th February 2025, at his home in Greetland, formerly of Roberttown, aged 88 years, Brian, loving husband of the late Ann and formerly of the late Muriel, beloved dad of Roger and step-dad of Gail and Lindsey, dearly loved father in law of Sarah, Alan and Keith, proud and loved grandad and gramps to his grandchildren of Ellie, Sam, Tom, George, Isla. Edie and Seth.
Funeral service will be held at The Providence Independent Methodist Chapel, Westtown, Dewsbury on Wednesday 12th March 2025 at 10.30am, followed by interment at Liversedge Cemetery at 12 noon. Friends and family please gather at the Chapel. Family flowers only donations in Brian’s memory may be made online, or placed in the collection box provided for the benefit of both the Macmillan Nurses and the Alzheimer’s Society.
donated £101 in memory of Brian
Donations made at the funeral service in memory of Brian Lawton. A wonderful dad, stepdad, father-in-law, gramps, grandad, brother-in-law, cousin and good friend to many.
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donated £20 in memory of Brian
Thank you for your invaluble help over the years.
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donated £25 in memory of Brian
Love Gail and Lindsey xx
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donated £25 in memory of Brian
Love Gail and Lindsey xx
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donated £100 in memory of Brian
In memory of Uncle Brian
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Uncle Brian was a truly inspirational figure who taught me more than he ever realised. He embodied wisdom, kindness, and quiet strength, shaping those around him not just through words but through the way he lived his life. As a devoted father, he balanced warmth with firm guidance, setting clear boundaries while always leading with love. His passion for sport was infectious, whether he was sharing his deep knowledge of the game or offering a quiet word of encouragement. And, of course, I’ll never forget the simple yet invaluable lesson of how to hit a golf ball straight—something I’m still grateful for today!
Despite his many talents, Uncle Brian carried himself with humility, never seeking recognition but always leaving a lasting impact. His influence extended far beyond what he may have imagined, and I feel incredibly fortunate to have known him. His legacy lives on in the lessons he shared, the values he upheld, and the love he gave so freely.
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donated £20 in memory of Brian
In memory of a fine man
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donated £10 in memory of Brian
Condolences to you and your family Roger
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Thank you so much Gary that is very kind of you.
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Brian was a good friend to George and myself. He was a kind, caring and generous person. We are privileged to know him and count him as a friend. We are so sorry Roger and send you our love.
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Thank you Anne & George. Dad & Ann always enjoyed your trips away together as well as your company. You were such good friends to them both & likewise in return.
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So sorry for the loss of your dad. A wonderful friend.
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Thank you Ritta that is very kind of you. Lots of happy memories shared. You & Edward we're not just good neighbours but good friends as well.
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So sorry for your loss thoughts are with you at this sad time. Fond memories when little at Christmas when we all got together
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Thank you Lisa. They were special times that will never be forgotten. Roger
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Your father and myself worked together at ICI and had some wonderful times.We both supported Dewsbury rugby league at the old crown flatts.Brian was a wonderful person and I have lots of memories with him
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Thank you Geoff for your kind words. I always remember you calling in at our home in Roberttown to see Dad. Dad often talked about his happy tines at worked shared with you, Trevor Lewis, Alan Ball & Peter Brook.
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