Derek Hosking (24 Oct 1928 - 20 Dec 2020)
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- Location
- Treswithian Downs Crematorium Puggis Hill Camborne TR14 0BL
- Date
- 8th Jan 2021
- Time
- 5pm
In loving memory of Derek Hosking who sadly passed away on 20th December 2020.
Due to the restrictions placed upon us all by the COVID-19 Pandemic only 25 people can attend the service. We know this is very upsetting but invite you all to join us by watching the live webcast of the service at the links shown below:
UPDATED LINK FOR LONGSTONE SERVICE NOW SHOWING BELOW.
For the Longstone Service which starts at 3.30pm go to-
https://www.facebook.com/cornwallfuneralservices/videos/168055855072384/
For the Treswithian Downs part of the Service which starts at approximately 5.00pm go to:
https://www.obitus.com/
In the top right hand corner of the homepage please enter in the following details:
Username Weza6909
Password 038138
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A lovely man who will be fondly remembered by Keith and Eve
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We will miss Derek for his kindness, humour and generosity, love and you are in our prayers, Helen, Martijn and Robert
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Remembering a lovely man.
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On behalf of Belinda, Thomas and Matthew. The world is a sadder place without your kind heart in it. We will miss you Derek.
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With love from us, the world is a sadder place without your kind heart in it.
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Uncle Derek was a spectacularly gorgeous human being; he had a way about him that I cannot put into words but everyone who met him felt it and warmed to him in the same way. Funny, kind, generous, caring, loving. He was an inspiration in so many ways; really accomplished at work as an engineer, and it seemed like everything he attempted he excelled at; he had to learn german for work, and learned to speak like a native, a glider pilot, a wood-carver, ... He was a proud Cornishman and loved showing Cornwall to students from all over the world along with his beloved wife, Christine. He will be deeply missed by many many people.
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