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The obituary notice of Hazel Eunice DYER (Née Davis)

Coventry | Published in: Coventry Telegraph.

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Hazel EuniceDYER(Née Davis) Hazel, aged 95, passed away peacefully on the 18th of May 2026, in hospital after an acute week-long illness.

She was the widow of Rex Dyer and loving mother to David. She spent most of her married life with Rex at Engleton Road in Coventry, moving to Earlsdon Park Village in 2016 where she enjoyed an active life for a few years. Diagnosed with dementia in 2018 and then subject to Covid lockdown in 2020 triggered a move to Herald Lodge Care Home in July 2021. There she maintained a stoic disposition and sociable character throughout the past 5 years. Often describing life as a war-time evacuee in the village of Uffington.

She was a devoted grandmother to Hannah and Edward and great grandmother to Alice and Lily. Hazel was the eldest of five siblings - Bridget, John, Richard, and Rosalind. Furthermore, she was mother-in-law to Debbie, with whom there was much mutual affection. Also, loving auntie, cousin, godmother and special friend At the end, David and Debbie were at her bedside listening to Glenn Miller playing Moonlight Serenade.

The funeral will take place in Charter Chapel, Canley Crematorium on Tuesday 9th June 2026 at 10:45. Dress code is best described as 'Traditional smart' with colourful highlights - particularly red to match the red roses on the coffin.

If desired, floral tributes can be arranged by The Tomlinson Flower Company 36 Hexworthy Avenue, Coventry, CV3 6LT. Tel: 024 7622 5533. Otherwise, donations can be made to Dementia UK via Funeral Notices at www.ajlloyd.co.uk or placed in the donation box on the day.

Enquiries to:- A J Lloyd Funeral Directors
'The Old Barn'
656 Allesley Old Road
Coventry CV5 8GB
Tel: 024 7627 4444
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To my lovely sister Hazel, God bless, Richard and family
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09/06/2026
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Michelle Allden & Family
08/06/2026
Although I had not seen you for many years Hazel I thought of you (and Rex) often will love and affection.
Thank you for being such a wonderful boss and mentor when I worked with you at the College.
Reunited with your wonderful Rex.... I send love to your family...... xx
Donation left by Michelle Allden
08/06/2026
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Donation left by Anonymous
08/06/2026
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In memory of a most wonderful God Mother.
Donation left by Joanna Cullimore
07/06/2026
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A God Mother is "someone to watch over you" and my parents could not have made a better choice than Aunty Hazel. She did indeed watch over me, all of my life, always there from a little girl, through adolescence to adulthood prepared to give advice, encouragement, to remember your birthday and teach you to waltz! Always a jovial character, she will be will be sadly missed by myself and my husband, Ian. Hazel will now however be reunited with Rex and I suspect is now dancing around the Heavenly Throne as I write this. God Bless you Hazel. Miss you...already.
Joanna Cullimore
07/06/2026
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Rest in peace dear Hazel , love Penny x
Penny Trotman
06/06/2026
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Penny Trotman
06/06/2026
In loving memory of dear Hazel from Penny and family
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06/06/2026
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Fond memories of my relative. Rest in peace Hazel
Donation left by Margaret Connigale
02/06/2026
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