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The obituary notice of George Francis Cuthbert HADCOCK

Derbyshire | Published in: Derby Telegraph.

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George Francis CuthbertHADCOCKHADCOCK George Francis Cuthbert. Died safely and peacefully on 17th March 2007 in the Nightingale Macmillan Hospice. George was a wonderful husband to Mavis, a loving father both to his son, Charles and his stepdaughter, Stephanie and an inspirational Grandpa. A Gentleman, artist, musician, designer, engineer and manufacturer of Hifi tone arms: a Renaissance man. Cortege to St. Mary's Catholic Church, Balance Street, Uttoxeter on Tuesday 27th March at 5.30pm. Funeral Wednesday, Requiem Mass 11.00am followed by private interment. Donations in lieu of flowers may be sent made payable to G. Wathall & Son Ltd, to 5 Union Street, Ashbourne, Derbyshire, DE6 1FG to be split equally between St. Giles Hospice at Home and the Nightingale Macmillan Continuing Care Unit.
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My Mum, Julie Williams use to work for George assembling the arms, George and his family were amazing, we played tennis plus me and my Brother use play in the tree house, it must of been with Steph
Darren Williams
01/07/2026
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George was my uncle. In the late 1960s he and Margaret his then wife and their four children gave me a home, as my parents farmed in Kenya, in their lovely old vicarage in Doveridge, Derbyshire. He had faith in my abilities and encouraged me with 'You show them what you can do', to study A-Levels at the technical college in Derby, now a university. I went on to teacher training and had challenging wonderful career in teaching in London from the early 70s, first at Chiswick Comprehensive and then at Godolphin and Latymer. I am ever grateful for their generosity and instigation.
Anthony Belfrage
28/07/2017
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