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The obituary notice of Brian BOOTH

Belper | Published in: Derby Telegraph. Notable areas: Holbrook

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BrianBOOTHOf Holbrook, passed away peacefully on 9th October 2026 aged 80 years. Beloved husband of Lynne, much loved dad to Charles and Charlotte, father in law to Victoria and Stephen, a dearly loved grandad to Genevieve and Etienne, a beloved brother and a good friend of many.

Funeral service at St Michael's Church Holbrook on Wednesday 4th November at 11:30am.

Family flowers only please, donations in lieu if desired made payable to The Air Ambulance can be sent to Joseph Allen & Sons 17 Field Lane Belper.

Casual Clothing Preferred.
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Donation left by Jill & Barry Smith
05/11/2026
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Miss you mate xx
Donation left by Sue & Chris Hollingworth
05/11/2026
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Donation left by Sandra Bollington
04/11/2026
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Donation left by Allan Simpson
04/11/2026
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Love and miss you always xx
Donation left by Charlotte Booth
04/11/2026
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Donation left by Andrew Pitts
02/11/2026
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Donation left by Will Pitts
30/10/2026
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My thoughts and prayers are with you all xx
Donation left by Anne Mackrell
28/10/2026
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Brian Booth, a person never short of friends, a person you could rely on, could call anytime to give you a hand. Thank you Brian for being a friend and specially for our Friday night out sessions when 3 sometimes 4 of us would tour a few pubs, always ending at a'late night' one. Many happy memories, thank you Brian for being part of them.God Bless.
Roy
Roy Yeomans
27/10/2026
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Brian was a loved husband and father.
He and Lynne had many adventures at home and abroad before the children came along.
When times were tough for our young families Mike and Brian used to take on extra jobs together to make ends meet.
Brian's unlabelled tins, which helped to feed us, were always an adventure to open at meal times.
As with Chery's children my boys spent happy times logging with Brian.
Many happy memories...
Lynne and Brian were together for most of their adult lives which, in these times, is a rare achievement, Lynne and her whole family will miss him enormously.
Stephanie Nash
23/10/2026
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