Sorry to hear it
Hope today goes OK and he gets a good send off!
Good to hear. He had a decent send off. Tearful but plenty there. They did him a sky blue and white coffin with the club crest on it which he would've liked.I've seen that chap around over the years ! RIP !
His funeral today. Don't know what I'm going to do without him. True sky blue and is wearing his City shirt on his last journeyy. First game was in the 30s and watched the likes of Clarrie Bourton, Billy Lake and George Mason. Often joked saying he felt guilty as without him I probably wouldn't have become a City fan. Posting on here as he seemed to know a lot of people and one of you may have known him. Ran the ambulance service in Cov for about 40 years. Name was Fred Freelove.
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Thoughts are with you CJ. It must have been really hard, but it always bring people together.
Had to bury my uncle yesterday believe it or not, which was really shit. Never seen my Dad so upset. Not exactly what you want after having a weekend in Riga on your stag either!
Hope everything went well anyway, and let's hope we can win promotion this season for him!
When I saw this for a moment I thought it was your grandad Derek. But after reading it it was another of your family. I was talking to them this morning on the windows,said your on holiday, think in Jamaica ?Thanks for the kind comments. PUSB
Sorry to hear of your loss. I never knew my granddad on my father's side and on my mother's side my granddad was very old even when I was little.His funeral today. Don't know what I'm going to do without him. True sky blue and is wearing his City shirt on his last journey. <snip> Name was Fred Freelove.
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