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The obituary notice of Milburn TALBOT

Lincoln | Published in: Lincolnshire Echo.

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MilburnTALBOTSadly passed away on 22nd December, 2024 after a brave fight living with Parkinson's. Milburn will be missed by his much loved wife Christine (Chris), his beloved daughters Chari and Rachael, his sons-in-law Darren and Daniel, his grandsons William, Jamie and grand-daughters, Eloise and Martha, his ever loving step-daughters Vicki, Charli and Ali, sons-in-law Damian, Lee and Jon, and his adored step-grandsons Freddie and Dexter. The Farewell to Milburn will be held in St Hugh's Quire, Lincoln Cathedral on Friday 7th February, 2025 at 2pm Family flowers only. Donations if desired to Parkinson's (UK) or Lincoln Cathedral Fabric Fund No black ties, please wear a colourful tie. All enquiries to: Robert Holland Funeral Directors, 14 St. Catherine's Road, Grantham, NG31 6TS tel. no 01476 594422
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Milburn will be sadly missed by his old muckers at the House of Commons, and by all the MPs who knew him. While he was a stickler for procedure, and doing things properly- quite right too- he was kindly, funny and gave tone to his role and that of his Doorkeeper team. He was always ready for a gossip if he knew you could keep confidences, and gave the place that special quality which you cannot invent artifically, but which grows out of character- which he had in abundance.
I am sure the hearts of many MPs have gone out to Christine and family, as your lives were so much a part of him as he worked with us.
Thank you dear friend- St Peter will have need of your experience!
Rt Hon Alistair Burt
Alistair Burt
07/02/2025
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07/02/2025
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