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The obituary notice of Bill COAD

Cambridge | Published in: Cambridge News.

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BillCOADFormerly of Harston, sadly passed away peacefully on Sunday 10th September, aged 90.

Adored Husband of the late Maureen, treasured father of Nicola, Jonathan and Jeremy and father-in-law of Lesley and Marie. Much loved Grandpa of Matthew, Alana, Nina, Luke and Lorna. Cherished brother of the late Marlene and Brenda. A special brother-in-law, uncle, great uncle and friend to so many.

Everyone is welcome to attend the funeral service in celebration of his life on Thursday 28th September at 1:00pm at Cambridge Crematorium, West Chapel.

No flowers please, but donations, if desired, in Bill's memory can be made to The Cambridge United Youth and Community Trust via his personal In-Memory page at www.peasgoodandkseates.co.uk or sent c/o
617 Newmarket Road
Cambridge
CB5 8PA
Tel: 01223 415 255
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Published: 21/09/2023
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Bill was both a brother-in-law and a good friend to me. He loved his football and was only too willing to share his love of the game with me and our family. And he was always the most patient Xmas host to our family. His passing is a loss to us all.
Mark Brinkley
25/09/2023
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Very sorry to read of Bill's passing. My parents were very good friends of his Mum and Dad, so I know all the family members. RIP.
Sheila proctor
22/09/2023
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