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The obituary notice of Leslie Victor WOODGER ((Les))

Sinfin | Published in: Derby Telegraph.

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Leslie VictorWOODGER(Les) Of Sinfin Loving husband of Linda, much loved dad of Matthew and Hayley, father-in-law of Shiala and Dean, adored grandpa of Harvey, Kenzie, Zane and Amelia, a dear brother, brother-in-law and friend to many. Passed away peacefully at home with his family by his side on Monday 14th October, aged 67 years. The funeral service will be held at the Church of St Mary and St. Hardulph, Breedon-on-the-Hill, at 10:30am on Monday 28th October. This will be followed by burial in the churchyard. Family flowers only please, donations in lieu of flowers, if so desired, to the Nightingale Macmillan Unit, Royal Derby Hospital. All enquiries to J. P. Springthorpe & Co. Funeral Directors 17 Potter Street, Melbourne, Derbyshire, DE73 8DX Tel: 01332 865511
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So sad to hear this news. Les and Linda played a huge part in my upbringing as I formed a close friendship with Matthew for many years.
I have fond memories of the old red Citroen that should have retired many years before it did and who can forget those driving gloves?
No matter if the journey was to collect Linda from work 1 mile up the road or a long distance trip, those gloves were a must.

I remember being told “his names Matthew not Matt” on a number of occasions so I did it on purpose, hopefully he knew it was a wind up....

We had many nights helping (getting in the way) while Les set up a tent in the garden for us to sleep in.
Cold, windy and cramped 3/4 of us in a two man tent. Even worse when the rains came and we went in the house only to be kicked out and the door locked... oops

The conifers on the right side of the garden, how many times I saw rage as we destroyed them with the swing that was placed precariously close to them.

I wanted leave a thank you to Les for all the memories I had, the support I got growing up and to say I wish I could have given something back.

Lots of love,

Paul.
Paul Reeves
13/11/2019
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Adele
22/10/2019
Dear les.... you was a lovely man and a very valued customer to us for many years and will be terribly missed
Love Adele and all at Kieran’s Sinfin xxx
Adele
22/10/2019
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Adele
22/10/2019