Alan Frank Goode (2 Nov 1946 - 19 Mar 2018)
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In loving memory of Alan Frank Goode who passed away in his sleep surrounded by his loving family on 19th March 2018 after a brief battle with cancer.
Alan was a time served joiner and builder who could turn his hand to anything and during his life completed several landmark projects in the UK and Germany that remain his legacy for years to come.
Alan is survived by his wife Kath, four children and seven grandchildren.
The funeral will take place at noon on 11th April 2018 at Amber Valley Memorial Park, Derby Rd, Swanwick, Alfreton.
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And memories remain. Predictive text on iPhones dad. Sorry know your probably looking down laughing xx love you 💕
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I still find myself missing our phone calls. "Hey up son, how's it going?"
Love and miss you Dad.
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Your candle always shines brightly in our daily lives, love always x
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Today is special, because of you.
Daily thoughts, cherished memories.
You are never alone x
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Can’t believe a year has already passed with you not physically in our lives, however not one day has passed Dad where I have not thought about you.
I lost you the same year I was getting married, but I know you was with me,..by my side all the way.. just so sorry you didn’t get to walk me in person.
I am so proud to be your daughter, and a lot of you lives on in me.
Love you dad, miss you everyday xx
Till we meet again.... as grandma would sing!
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It's so hard with you not physically being with us anymore. We talk about you all the time, through tears and laughter, you have a special place in each of our hearts., you gave us a lifetime of memories to share together. We are the way we are today because of you being there to guide us. Miss your laughter too :) we'll raise a glass of Xmas cheer to you....but will save a slurp for your special gravy xx
Love you & Miss you always xx
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Lovely message sis xx
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In loving memory of Alan Goode who was always good to us when we visited, from your family in Canada; Jeff, Lauren, Bailey, Nathan, Scott, Adrienne, Owen, Gavin and Ron.
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In memory of Alan Goode from his family in Canada, Jeff, Lauren, Bailey, Nathan, Scott, Adrienne, Owen, Gavin and Ron.
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I am going to miss answering the landline and hearing your voice “it’s grandad”,
Your in a better place and no longer suffering and in pain.
and I know you’ll be looking down on us, going to do my best to make you proud grandad.
Thank you for bringing my amazing mother in to world also. Rest in peace grandad. Your granddaughter Shaneece x
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My dad,legend.grandfather to Kane,Colby and logun.i have lost my inspiration,the light of memory will never fade.ride free from pain pops..love n miss you beyond words 😢 love jay ,Kane,Colby &Login xxxx
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Alan’s mum and dad - Ernie and Lou Goode and my mum Connie Breffitt (Ernies sister) probably 1950s. I am sure Alan and I were lurking around somewhere.
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Alan Goode with Marilyn Breffitt on holiday in Mablethorpe in the late 1950s. With Ernie and Lou Goode and Connie and John Breffitt.
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Alan’s mum and dad - Ernie and Lou Goode and my mum Connie Breffitt (Ernies sister) probably 1950s. I am sure Alan and I were lurking around somewhere.
Alan Goode with Marilyn Breffitt on holiday in Mablethorpe in the late 1950s. With Ernie and Lou Goode and Connie and John Breffitt.
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