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The obituary notice of William (Bill) WALTON

Forest Hall | Published in: The Journal (Newcastle), Evening Chronicle Newcastle.

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WilliamWALTON(Forest Hall, formerly Benton)

Passed away peacefully in hospital on 25th March, aged 90 years.

Bill, beloved husband of Dora for 64 years. A loving dad of Susan and Margaret and father-in-law of Andy and Barry. Also a treasured granda of Michael and Andrew. Brother of the late Jimmy Walton.

Bill was well known for being the former landlord of the Ship Inn, Benton. He will be sadly missed by all his family and many friends.

Family and friends please meet for service at West Road Crematorium on Thursday 17th April at 12:30pm.

Family flowers only please. Donations in lieu if desired to The Newcastle Haemophilia Centre Fund, www.justgiving.com/newcastle-haemophilia-centre. A collection plate will be available at the Crematorium.

At the family's request, no black formal wear required. A splash of colour welcome.
WS Taylor & Sons
2-3 Meadowfield Terrace
Forest Hall
NE12 9ES
Tel: 0191 2709677
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Published: 10/04/2025
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You brought a sense of humour and enriched my life as a young lass...May you rest in eternal peace Uncle Bill.
Love Carol C (Walton)
Carol Cox
11/04/2025
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Carol Cox
11/04/2025
Deeply saddened to hear of Bill's passing my thoughts are with Dora and family. Bill was a true gentleman. Many great memories of happy times in "The Ship" RIP

Maureen Birnie
Maureen Birnie
10/04/2025
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10/04/2025