Saddened at your loss , many happy hours spent with stan , fond memories of my youth . A true gentlemen . RIP stan .
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Stan Holcroft (2 Oct 1939 - 7 May 2015)
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- Rose Hill Crematorium Cantley Lane Doncaster DN4 6NE
- Date
- 15th May 2015
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- 1.40pm
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- Bawtry Church Hall Church Walk Bawtry
- Date
- 15th May 2015
- Time
- 2.15pm
In loving memory of the late Stanley Holcroft who sadly passed away on 7th May 2015.
Stan was a loving husband to Nan and dad to Denise, Stan and John, who lost his battle with ill health on May 7th. His last weeks were spent in hospital with his family surrounding him.
Stan doted on all his family but his grandchildren Kayleigh, Heather, Jemma, Lewis, Ricky, Emily, Danny, Evelyn Nathalie and great-grandchildren Oliver, Jessica, Leah and Sophie had a special place in his heart.
Over the years as the family extended Stan embraced a son-in-law and daughters-in-law to the family with his warm and welcoming nature. John, Jane and Lenka were all treated like his own sons and daughters.
Stan was one of 6 children brought up in Crawford village with his brothers and sisters Norah, Betty, Keith, David and Dennis. He had many stories of his childhood in Crawford that he told with fondness.
He had so many nephews and nieces it is difficult to mention them all by name, but he always made them all feel special with fun and jokes.
He enjoyed many happy holidays and enjoyed a special bond with Roger and Catherine.
His passing leaves us heartbroken.
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I found this site today while doing family history research. Some years ago I was in e-mail contact with Stan sharing information about our family tree. Stan's father was my granny's brother. My granny was born Ellen Holcroft and was brought up in Crawford. I am so sorry to hear that Stan has passed away and I send my condolences and very best wishes to all his family.
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Sorry to here of your loss young Stan and family I had some good laughs with him in is time at tenner alfiegra
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Hi Allie, thanks for the message. Regards.
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Sorry to hear of the loss of your dad Stan. I remembering working with your dad at Gassey wood he was a good man. My thoughts are with you all . Dave and Sue
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Stan you came into my life when I was nine years old when you met my sister and got married through the years you were always there and when I married roger you and nan were a big part in our lives we came through good times and bad times together some of them very bad but we stuck together through them my mum and dad loved you as there own and our own kids loved there uncle Stan who left them with the best memories any one could have roger and I will never fill the hole you left in our hearts you were a special man Stan who knew how to love and laugh and we were lucky to be part of your life thanks Stan for being the best brother in the world we love you so much miss you with all our hearts xxxxxxxx
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Sleep tight grandad, you have been an inspiration to me growing up. I will never forget the fun I have had spending time with you. Maybe if you filled the treasure drawer up more often, I wouldn't have spent my life tormenting you. Love you. PS Say hi to Popplewell for me!
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Goodnight grandad Stan ✨ ill never forget your infectious smile as you filled our heads with jibberish and your pockets with our toys! You will always have a special place in my heart ❤️ Love you always ❤️ Xxx
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Stan was the best father-in-law you could wish for and the best grandad to Danny and Nathalie. We all will miss him not coming to visit us in Netherlands and not spending our holidays with him and Nan in Spain.
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With loving memories of my uncle stan love christine and family x
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Adios Stan; an integal part of my life for over 30 years, from the moment you gave me Denise's hand in marriage you have been a constant in my life. You found me work when I needed it and along with Nan supported us in bringing up our familiy something I have thanked you for but never enough. we'll take up the mantle from here and rest assured that you will never be forgotten; gunna miss you old lad, love you...........you never did lend me that quid tho.
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Dad I love you so much. I cant find the words to describe how heartbroken I feel. You loved us from the bottom of your heart and lived for your family.
You were a great dad and grandad, always making time to engage with the kids on their level. Telling them stories of meeting Santa Claus on the way home cos his sleigh had broken down.
You were always joking with the kids about taking their toys home with you and pretending to put them in your pocket.
I have so many happy memories about the funny sayings that you would come out with....some of them were really daft and I don't know were they came from.
I will miss you so much. Rest in peace Dad.xx
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Grandad: You will always be my "Baxter"!
There are few words which would describe how much you mean to me and just how much you will be missed.
Always joking around you never failed to make me smile, you were deffinately one of a kind.
The kids love you so much, me and Dave will always tell them how much their big grandad loved them.
I really am going to miss you!!! I love you grandad xxxxx Rest in peace xxxxx
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He was the best Dad in the world.
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Thank you Stan for the happy memories and for letting this branch of the clan becoming entwined with your clan.
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Hi Mandy, Thank you for your donation, It means a lot to the family.x
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This is Dad delivering the evening papers for the shop we had in the 80s and 90s. He kept getting let down by paper boys so he started delivering them his self.
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Uncle Stan always smiling always making us laugh and I know you will be making them laugh in heaven
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