Maurice Palmer (Passed away 8 Feb 2017)
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In loving memory of Maurice Palmer who sadly passed away aged 88 years on 8th February 2017 at New Cross Hospital after a short illness.
Devoted husband of Betty and loving Dad, Grandad and Great Grandad.
The funeral service will take place on Tuesday 28th February 2017 at 11:30 am at Perton Church, Anders Square. This will be followed by a private family burial. Family flowers only please, donations if desired will go to Midlands Air Ambulance.
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Our condolences to you Betty and your family ,on the loss of your husband Maurice love from Colin and Sybil X
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One of the best people I have ever met.
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Our condolences to you Betty and your family on the passing of husband ,love from Colin and Sybil xxx
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Our condolences to you Betty and your family ,for the passing of your husband Maurice .Love from Colin and Sybil xxx
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Our condolences to you Betty and your family on the passing of your husband Maurice ,love from Colin and Sybil
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In memory of an uncle I looked up to and admired for his principles and kindness
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We have know Maurice and Betty for over 50 years and enjoyed living next door to them and the family when we were first married. Maurice was a kind and generous man who we will remember as a good friend and neighbour, always willing to help and share his practical know how. After we moved away from the Midlands we visited or stayed with them and they with us on many occasions. We laughed a lot together particularly as we reminisced over the years. He was a good man; we shall miss him very much.
Roy & Margaret
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My beautiful Uncle Maurice, who wouldn't even let me call him " Uncle ". I think it was because I seemed more his contemporary, with him being my Dad's youngest brother.
Peter and I will miss him very much. We always enjoyed the times we shared together over the many years we have been coming back to the UK. He always enjoyed coming up to our cabin in the Lake District, and couldn't wait to get a meal out of the way, so we could play cards or Rummy-cub.
What I admired about him the most, was the fact that he never said a bad word about anyone or anything and never complained, even when you knew he was suffering. He loved to talk with Pete about the football
games and Formula One.
We both will miss him dearly, until we meet again.
Love you always Maurice. Maureen and Peter. X X
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In memory of a wonderful Dad and Dad-in-law.
Love always
Sue and Malcolm
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