Notable Obituaries.

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danechip said:
Is there many you would shed a tear over though?. I am dreading the day Sir David Attenborough leaves the planet.
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I won't know until it comes. Very sad when his brother died, he was a big Chelsea fan.

There have been a few deaths that surprised me how sad I was. Patrick Swayze oddly enough. Never someone I considered I liked. But very sad when he died.
 
RIP. Willie Thorne.

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I met her through work in Ditchling (where she lived) about 25 years ago. Everyone at work told me she was a nightmare to deal with but she couldn't have been nicer or more helpful.
She did so well at 103, as well as singing almost until the end.
 
sodthisforfun said:
I met her through work in Ditchling (where she lived) about 25 years ago. Everyone at work told me she was a nightmare to deal with but she couldn't have been nicer or more helpful.
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A friend of mine worked in a shop near where she lived way back, and said she was a bit of a 'stuck up b itch'!

So I guess opinions differ.
 
ellal said:
A friend of mine worked in a shop near where she lived way back, and said she was a bit of a 'stuck up b itch'!

So I guess opinions differ.
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That's what I was told at the time, stuck up and difficult to work with. Complete opposite to what I encountered, thankfully. I do remember my colleagues wondering why I received different - just probably caught her on a good day :)
 
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