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The obituary notice of Robert John Alastair (Alastair) RODEN

Pitts Hill | Published in: Stoke Sentinel.

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Robert John AlastairRODENPeacefully on Thursday 27th February 2025 at the Royal Stoke University Hospital. Alastair, aged 82 years.

Dearly loved brother of Kenneth and the late Tom, brother-in-law of Laura and Kenneth's partner Caroline. Alastair will be sadly missed by all of his family and his many friends.

Service at Bradwell Crematorium on Wednesday 26th March 2025 at 2:00pm.

Would all relatives and friends wishing to attend kindly meet at the crematorium.

Family flowers only please. Donations if desired will be forwarded to the Institute of Cancer Research.

Donations and enquiries to: Williamson Brothers Family Funeral Directors,
Birch House,
Birches Head Road,
Hanley, ST1 6LH.
Tel. 01782 212880.
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Rest in Peace Alastair.
You contributed so much.
Nick and Jane Caunt xx
Nick Caunt
17/03/2025
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Nick Caunt
17/03/2025
Alastair will be greatly missed by all who knew him. He was always very friendly and sociable and possessed great computer knowledge from his days at ICL. He was a big SAAB enthusiast. His passing is the end of an era, rest well my friend.
Gene Bailey
17/03/2025
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Alastair will be greatly missed by all who knew him. He was always very friendly and sociable and possessed great computer knowledge from his days at ICL. He was a big SAAB enthusiast. His passing is the end of an era, rest well my friend.
Gene Bailey
17/03/2025
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Gene Bailey
17/03/2025
Alastair was a very good friend for many years and we will miss him greatly. We always had plenty of laughs. RIP Alastair 🙏
Louise Cumberbirch
17/03/2025
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Louise Cumberbirch
17/03/2025
As a small boy in the late 1940s, Alistair and Tom Roden were my first remembered playmates when we were living in Stanley Street, Tunstall. I also remember Alistair at Forster Street Primary School after we moved home in the early 1950s. I have often wondered what life dealt them.
R.I.P chaps.
Clive Reynolds
17/03/2025
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