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The obituary notice of Victor John CLEWS (Vic)

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Victor JohnCLEWSCLEWS - VICTOR JOHN (Vic), 15th September, 2021. Peacefully at his home in Oakville Avenue, Rhyl, surrounded by his loving family, aged 82 years. Dearly loved husband of Linda, treasured dad of Emma, Harry and Dorothy, a loving grandad and great grandad. Will be sadly missed by all his family and many friends. Funeral Service will be held at St. Thomas' Church, Rhyl on Wednesday, 6th October at 1.00pm., followed by interment at the Town Cemetery. (Please wear bright colours and if possible a touch of red). Family flowers only please, donations, if desired, in memory of Vic will be gratefully received towards Macmillan Cancer Support and the Rhyl Lifeboat Crew Fund per Ivor Howatson & Son, Funeral Directors, Sisson Street, Rhyl, Tel. (01745) 331182
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Rachael Hardman
06/10/2021
I've got such fond memories of Vic as the floor manager in Vern's arcade.

As a youngster I remember watching him fix the old slot machines and 2p pushers. I'm sure having me constantly question how everything worked, made repairing them take twice as long, but he always seemed happy to explain and share his knowledge.

He was particularly good at pool and, one summer, taught me how to play. It still makes me laugh that he insisted on using a broom handle instead of a cue, as he thought it evened the odds. It didn't... He still always won!

Vic was a great guy and I'll miss him.
Gareth Trehearn
03/10/2021
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Vic was a kind caring loving considerate faithful understanding loyal man he be missed by so many who knew him gone but not forgotten rest in paradise my friend xx ❤️
Rachael Hardman
03/10/2021
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