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Post by bigtj on Dec 18, 2021 12:02:09 GMT
I have just been informed that George passed away on Tuesday. George played Worthing for a number of years and I had the pleasure of being in the same team at the Empire Club. George was always willing to give you the time of day, had a great sense of humour and was a genuine guy. I am sure many of you will remember George from his playing days. Condolences to his family and RIP George.
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Post by davejones on Dec 18, 2021 22:11:30 GMT
I have just been informed that George passed away on Tuesday. George played Worthing for a number of years and I had the pleasure of being in the same team at the Empire Club. George was always willing to give you the time of day, had a great sense of humour and was a genuine guy. I am sure many of you will remember George from his playing days. Condolences to his family and RIP George. \ Yes I heard this sad news. George suffered in the end he was unwell since March and it was pneumonia that killed him. He also had heart failure, and stomach cancer. George was my second captain at the Crabtree in both Worthing and Portslade. RIP George. Condolences to the family |
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Post by mrhappy on Dec 18, 2021 23:40:44 GMT
Sad news, i played at the Crabtree early eighties,George John Colvin Dave Elliot Alan Hills, then later mid eighties at the Empire Club with George, Rick, John Colvin, Steve and Keith Lynn, good memories. No more pain George R I P mate
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Post by pastglories on Dec 20, 2021 8:54:17 GMT
Thoughts are with the family on this sad news. As said, no pain now. Really nice guy, easy to get on with. Memories of good times at the Crabtree and the Empire Club. RIP George.
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