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Originally printed on February 20, 2017 in the Shropshire Star.
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MANTLE
Frederick Cecil
(Fred)
Of Shawbury.
Passed away peacefully at Landona House Residential Home, on February 13, 2017, aged 89 years.
Beloved Husband of the late Mary, Father to Wendy, Shirley and Barry, Father-in-law to David, Richard and Julie, Grandfather and Great-Grandfather to Claire, Ian, Hayley, Charlie, James, Cole, Ella and Connor.
Fred will be sadly missed by all his loving Family and Friends.
Funeral Service to take place at St. Mary the Virgin Church, Shawbury, on Friday, March 3, 2017, at 11am, followed by Interment.
Family flowers only please.
Donations if desired to be shared between The Royal Marine Old Comrades Association and The Donna Louise Trust at Stoke on Trent, for which purpose a donation plate will be provided in the Church.
All inquiries please to the Funeral Directors
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Leave your TributeThe Good Old Days
Godfrey Lewis
04 March 2017
We kids used the play "Please may we cross the Golden waters" on the Avenue. always a lot of fun. But the highlight was always riding up the Avenue on the running boards of Fred's old black sedan when he came home from work. Great memories. Always a kid at heart himself. You will always have a special place in my memories. Thanks Fred. God Bless. Godfrey - in Canada at glewis1@telusplanet.net
The Good old days
Godfrey Lewis
04 March 2017
We kids used the play "Please may we cross the Golden waters" on the Avenue. always a lot of fun. But the highlight was always riding up the Avenue on the running boards of Fred's old black sedan when he came home from work. Great memories. Always a kid at heart himself. You will always have a special place in my memories. Thanks Fred. God Bless. Godfrey - in Canada at glewis1@telusplanet.net
The Good old days
Godfrey Lewis
04 March 2017
We kids used the play "Please may we cross the Golden waters" on the Avenue. always a lot of fun. But the highlight was always riding up the Avenue on the running boards of Fred's old black sedan when he came home from work. Great memories. Always a kid at heart himself. You will always have a special place in my memories. Thanks Fred. God Bless. Godfrey - glewis1@telusplanet.net
The Good ol' days
Godfrey Lewis
04 March 2017
We kids used the play "Please may we cross the Golden waters" on the Avenue. always a lot of fun. But the highlight was always riding up the Avenue on the running boards of Fred's old black sedan when he came home from work. Great memories. Always a kid at heart himself. You will always have a special place in my memories. Thanks Fred. God Bless. Godfrey - glewis1@telusplanet.net
The Good ol' days
Godfrey Lewis
04 March 2017
We kids used the play "Please may we cross the Golden waters" on the Avenue. always a lot of fun. But the highlight was always riding up the Avenue on the running boards of Fred's old black sedan when he came home from work. Great memories. Always a kid at heart himself. You will always have a special place in my memories. Thanks Fred. God Bless. Godfrey - glewis1@telusplanet.net
Fred loved his Football
Godfrey Lewis
04 March 2017
Fred frequently spent his time with the local lads on the football field. He spent many hours crossing the ball from the right wing for us kids to head in. Very fond memories of trying to get that ball past Paul Adams - and that was never an easy task. Fred, Mac Hanson and den Buckley were also very fond of their Wolves in the day and very generous with sharing their experience. Going to the Wolves games with them and up to Leeds to watch Shrewsbury Town in the FA Cup will always remain very fond memories. God Bless Fred. We will miss you. Godfrey.
Fond Memories
Godfrey Lewis
04 March 2017
I remember playing cricket and football with Fred and Barry on the front lawn growing up. It was a special treat and always something to look forward to. Fred leaves us with fond memories of a very special gift. His time.
Sincere Condolences
Shropshire Star
20 February 2017
Please accept our condolences at this difficult time.
