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The obituary notice of Kathleen (Kathy) DAMPIER

Oakhill | Published in: Western Daily Press, Mid Somerset Series incl. Central Somerset Gazette, Cheddar Valley Gazette, Shepton Mallet Journal & Wells Journal.

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KathleenDAMPIERFormerly of Oakhill, passed away peacefully at The Orangery Nursing Home, Bath, on 6th October 2025 aged 81 years. Dearly beloved wife of the late Malcolm. Devoted mum of Mary, Ruth and Mark.

Funeral service takes place at All Saints Church, Oakhill, on Thursday 30th October at 11.00am, followed by interment in the Churchyard.

Family flowers only please. Donations, in lieu, if desired, made payable to Alzheimer's Research, may be sent to Trotman Funeral Directors, Ashdene, Frome Road, Cranmore, Shepton Mallet BA4 4QQ. Tel: 01749 - 880271.
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Arthur Pickup
22/10/2025
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Kathy was my younger sister, she was six years my junior. I had the privilege of being the first sibling to greet her, just after she was born. She was a lovely baby, born into a family of five children. Born at a time when things were hard. Despite this hardship it was a time when we laughed a lot, new all their neighbors, and the streets were full of people with whom you could stop and chat. Back early in her life she started to suffer from Epilepsy which continued throughout her life. However she managed to form a positive view of her problems, and made a success of her life. She got married and reared three lovely children.
She was an inspiration to us all.
A small tribute from Frances Joyce Pickup.
Arthur Pickup
21/10/2025
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