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Richard Kerton "Dick" TAYLOR

Published on 15/07/2021

TAYLOR Richard Kerton "Dick" Former grocer of F W Taylor & Son of the High Street, Ledbury. Passed away peacefully on July 3rd 2021 aged 93, after a short illness stoically borne. A dearly loved father, grandfather and great grandfather, husband of the late Carmen and friend to many; he will be missed and remembered for a life lived well. Funeral service will be held at St Michael & All Angels Parish Church, Ledbury on Tuesday, July 27th at 11am followed by a private cremation. Family flowers only please, donations, if desired, to St Michael's Hospice may be sent to Ledbury Funeral Services, 132 The Homend, Ledbury. HR8 1BZ. Tel: 01531 633388

Candle image Julie Eversham July 30th, 2021

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Bill Stump August 4th, 2021
Only heard the sad news today (4 August). We have been away. Dick was one of the first we met at the bar in the Talbot, over 20 years ago. He was helpful in settling us in to Ledbury, introducing me to his many friends. We spent many happy hours playing dominoes at the Talbot. Always a half pint mug with a handle: and a Famous Grouse whisky to fininsh the evening. His gift of a foxglove still stands tall in our garden. Fond memories. Bill and Barbara Stump.
Julie Eversham July 30th, 2021
My Dear Millie, John and family.
I am sooo very sorry to read the passing of Dad. I had no idea you had lost Mum too. I will always remember and reflecting now, as I type this message, the good old days in the Talbot. My Dad, your Dad, Ron and Uncle Freddie playing darts. Brings a tear to my eye. You will miss him terribly I know. A truly wonderful age, but you never accept they've gone. My sincere condolences straight from my heart. My love and tears I share with you all.
Julie (Eversham) ****