Ronald William Oddy (20 Apr 1933 - 25 Dec 2019)

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Location
Redhill Cemetery Chapel Mansfield Road Redhill Nottingham NG5 8LS
Date
24th Jan 2020
Time
1pm
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My Dad was a man of very many parts. Some will remember him as an airman, some a prison officer, and others will remember him from the County Council. He will be remembered as a cyclist, boxer, cartoonist, artist, gardener, carpenter, genealogist, jazz enthusiast, Crystal Palace fan, marathon runner - the list is almost endless and he seemed to excel at everything. But I will remember him as a great family man - a wonderful and caring Dad, Grandad, Great Grandad and above all husband to my dear Mum, Edna. Thanks for everything Dad. With lots of love from Keith and Ellen.

Offline donation: Barrie,Alan, Sandra Dalziel donated in memory of Ronald
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Andy and Maureen & Family Cregan donated £50 in memory of Ronald

Rest In Peace, Ron XX

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jenny sargent lit a candle
Andy, Maureen & Family lit a candle
Andy, Maureen & Family Oddy lit a candle
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Rosa Lamport donated £30 in memory of Ronald

To a lovely and talented uncle from your nieces, Jennifer and Rosa xx

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Jenny Ruth and Joy sargent donated £40 in memory of Ronald

Will always be remembered.

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Brian Coward wrote

Hello Sir,

Ive always called you that ever since you kindly showed me the moon and stars through your telescope when I was a school kid. I don't know whether you will read this. No one actually knows. Fortunately we have thanked each other many times in the past for the kindness we have shown each other so I suppose it doesn't really matter if you miss this last thank you. Thank you for being the witty, kind person you are even though your many health issues in later life would have sank lesser men to their knees. You have left me with lovely memories. I will never forget you because the twinkling stars and the moon will be there to remind me of your broad light-me-up smile, just like that schoolkid saw 50 years ago. Farewell Sir. xxx

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christine boulter wrote

I put up a christmas tree this year but I really didn't feel like it ......I filled it with baubles and bright shiny things as I always do ....Something was wrong ..I just kept staring at it........There was a a gap in the branches.Bare and empty..a massive empty space.How could I have missed that?...I just kept staring.......Dad was my Christmas tree.The man who shone and filled my life with all that was good..and bright and loving.I love you dad.more and more.get some rest now please.everloving daughter...Christine ,x

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Adrian Boulter wrote

My Grandad was always someone I looked up to my whole life. I hope to be even a fraction of the man he was. I wish I lived closer to all my family as I grew up, but talking to him on the phone always brought a smile to my face and joy to my heart. Not having him around anymore is very sad but I'm glad he isn't feeling pain anymore. My children Aston and Anya are happy they saw him at home and will remember him forever as the warm and loving man I knew. We all miss you Grandad. Love to you forever. Adrian, Aston & Anya Boulter

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