Stephen 'Steve' John Brown (21 Jul 1951 - 1 Apr 2021)
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In loving memory of Stephen 'Steve' John Brown who sadly passed away on 1st April 2021. Husband to Jane. Father to Lucy, Matthew and Richard. Grandpa to Molly, Amelia, Albie, Freya and Oliver.
Steve taught DT for many years at Belfairs, King John and Beauchamps secondary schools as well as helping lead outdoor education groups.
He loved fishing and the natural world.
He'll be greatly missed and fondly remembered.
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Thank you for all you did to protect and conserve our precious wildlife.
Love Geoff & Phyllida
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Our love and prayers for Jane and all the family
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Rest in peace Steve, our thoughts are with your family. Love Laura, Mark and family x
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Steve speaking at the NASUWT National Conference 2010 on teacher stress, a subject he was greatly concerned with. Thanks for all the help you gave whilst Local Association Secretary for South Essex. Rest in Peace Steve!
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Steve was a respected colleague in NASUWT South Essex. As Local Association Secretary he supported members in schools across South Essex with professionalism and sympathy. He last spoke at National Conference in 2010 on the subject of teacher stress. Rest in peace Steve!
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Forever in our thoughts
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Rest well cousin x
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Farewell cousin. Rest in peace.
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Out of pain at last
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Steve speaking at the NASUWT National Conference 2010 on teacher stress, a subject he was greatly concerned with. Thanks for all the help you gave whilst Local Association Secretary for South Essex. Rest in Peace Steve!
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