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In MemoriamSadly, the Brethren recorded hereunder have passed to the Grand Lodge above.
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Wentworth Lodge 1239 John passed away in Royal Hallamshire Hospital on the evening of Wednesday 8th April.
A member of Wentworth Lodge 1239 (and formerly Furnival Lodge 2558) A true and charitable gentleman who loved his Freemasonry and the activities of his North East Corners. He previously played an active role as a Director of Tapton Hall. A friend to all and never happier than when at home with his Wife Clare and the dogs. He had two Daughters Katy and Crista and Grandson Joe.
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Graham Cooper
2/6/2021 05:42:15 am
Devastating loss of a very dear friend to me and so many, a man with a heart that knew no bounds to friendship and generosity, who gave his all to his family, friends, masonry and all that he was involved with. Our sincere thoughts and condolences are to Clare and all close family. May he now rest in peace.
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John Boyington
2/6/2021 05:43:35 am
A wonderful man and Mason, gentle in his nature and always kindly and accommodating. A great servant in the past to Tapton Masonic Hall and someone who in every respect will be sadly missed.
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James Newman
2/6/2021 05:44:26 am
John was a fantastic support to me as Chairman of Tapton Hall. He spent so much time and showed tremendous ingenuity in ensuring the building was maintained to the high standards it deserved.
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David M Caunt
2/6/2021 05:45:17 am
A vey sad loss to all who knew John, our thoughts are with Clare and family, rest in peace John
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Robert C. Bailey
2/6/2021 05:46:33 am
Very sorry to read this. Great bloke who I had known for many years. Condolences to Clare remembered from our days at Ecclesfield Grammar. School.
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Mark Q Swales
2/6/2021 05:49:48 am
John will be greatly missed by all the brethren of the Lodge. He supported both his Lodge and the workings of Tapton Hall over many years. Rest in Peace.
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Glenn Wood
2/6/2021 05:54:42 am
John ( along with his late father Harold) was my proposer into freemasonry, during his year in the Chair of Furnival Lodge, and was a great supporter of my masonic career thereafter. A sad loss to the craft of a genuine and caring human being.
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