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The obituary notice of Dorothy Merle FORDHAM (Nee 'Lee')

Leicester | Published in: Leicester Mercury.

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Dorothy MerleFORDHAMNee 'Lee' Formerly of Great Glen, passed away peacefully on the 2nd of December 2019, aged 92. Beloved wife of the late Bertram, devoted mother to Elizabeth and Richard, Dena and Iain. Much loved nan to Christopher and Asha, David and Wendy, Jamie and Katie, and Kirsty, also great grandmother to Elina, Shona, Archie and Hettie. Grateful thanks to the staff at Aaron Court Care Home. Dorothy's funeral will be held at St. Cuthberts Church, Great Glen on Tuesday 17th of December 2019 at 12pm, followed by the burial. Donations can be made in lieu of flowers to The St. Cuthberts Church Fund. Any donations or enquiries to be forwarded to Joseph Swift Funeral Directors 209 Uppingham Road Leicester LE5 4BQ 0116 2743414
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Dorothy Fordham
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20/01/2020
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From the Gaulby Reformed Evangelical Anglican Fellowship
Dorothy was a much loved member of our group who will be sadly missed.
For those of us who knew her we will always remember her as a fine lady in every sense of the word, and for her cheery welcome, encouragement and love of her Saviour.
Some of our Bible Studies at her bungalow were a blessed time as we enjoyed her hospitality as we studied God’s Word (and hot sausage rolls in winter and strawberries and cream in summer!).
She was ready to meet her Saviour after many long and hard months of illness and we praise and thank God for sending her among us.
Adrian Freer
10/12/2019
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