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James Colston Crawford (19 Sep 1926 - 2 Mar 2018)
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James ColstonDerbyshire, Leicestershire & Rutland Air Ambulance
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In loving memory of James Colston Crawford (Jim) who passed away peacefully on 2nd March 2018, aged 91 years.
Dad passed away peacefully at Briar Close House, Borrowash, on Friday, March 2, aged 91. He is at peace after years of illness and reunited now with his wife and soulmate Betty, who died seven years ago. With our help, he maintained his independence for all but the last week and a half of his life.
He was the father of Colston and Stuart, father in law of Pamela, grandad to Sharon, Molly, Michael, Emily and Stuart and great grandad to Riley and Sadie.
The funeral will be on Wednesday, March 28, at the small chapel, Markeaton Crematorium, Derby, at 11am. Family flowers only, please, and donations, if desired, to Derbyshire, Leicestershire & Rutland Air Ambulance. Dad never required this charity but he always spoke of his admiration for it and made donations to it, hence our choice on his behalf.
Colston & Stuart Crawford
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Wedding Day, Derby Registry Office, Christmas Eve, 1954.
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Dad in his Army days. Note the Cross Keys insignia on the shoulder. He told us they put their own pub together out of bits and bobs in India and called it the Cross Keys.
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Dad aged 14, joined up as a fire service messenger at the outbreak of war.
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Dad was 87 in this pic at the Harrington Arms, Thulston.
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Jim and Betty on one of many outings with Glenys and Dave.
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Trowel in hand, Dad in his element in the garden at Manor Road.
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The garden at Manor Road restored to some glory after I had left home and stopped wrecking it with incessant solo games of football and cricket.
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Auntie Peggy, Betty, Jim and someone who looks vaguely like a smaller version of Stuart. Trying to deduce where this one was taken...
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Another one with Glen and Dave at Manor Road
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A seafront somewhere, with lifelong friends John and Pauline Mycock, neighbours at the first family home, in Harrogate Crescent, Derby.
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I love this photo of them all looking so happy. I wonder where us kids were that day or if we even existed at that point.xx jane
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With Dave and Glenys on the patio at Manor Road.
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Betty and Jim in the garden at Manor Road. Reunited now.
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At home, braces in place!
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