Mr J L Thain
THE requiem mass took place at Our Lady Star of the Sea Roman Catholic Church, Gordon Road, Lowestoft, on Friday, May 29, followed by committal at Gorleston Crematorium, for Jack Leonard Thain, who died on May 7, aged 86.
THE requiem mass took place at Our Lady Star of the Sea Roman Catholic Church, Gordon Road, Lowestoft, on Friday, May 29, followed by committal at Gorleston Crematorium, for Jack Leonard Thain, who died on May 7, aged 86.
Father Tony Sketch officiated.
Principal mourners were: Paul and Linda Thain, Christopher and Sue Thain, Tony and Tonia Thain, Joanna Thain, Vicki and Marty Jacobs, Emma Thain, Steven Thain, Selena Thain, Mark Thompson. Many others also attended the service too many to mention by name.
The family wish to thank all relatives and friends for their kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes. Donations to Age Concern are still being accepted c/o Critoph & Crowe, 49-55 Lorne Park Road, Lowestoft, NR33 0RB. Special thanks to Father Tony Sketch, Critoph & Crowe, Chris Brooks and all within The Knights of St Columba, Bob Blizzard MP, Frank Cooper and all within the National Pensioners' Convention and Local Pensioners' Associations.
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Will all please accept this as the only but most sincere acknowledgment.
Funeral arrangements were by Critoph & Crowe, Lorne Park Road, Lowestoft.
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