Mr V A Castleton
THE funeral service took place at Gorleston Crematorium on Tuesday, March 10, for Victor Arthur Castleton of Oulton Broad, who died peacefully back into the arms of Joan Valentine, at the Lowestoft and North Suffolk Hospital, on Monday, February 23, aged 91.
THE funeral service took place at Gorleston Crematorium on Tuesday, March 10, for Victor Arthur Castleton of Oulton Broad, who died peacefully back into the arms of Joan Valentine, at the Lowestoft and North Suffolk Hospital, on Monday, February 23, aged 91.
The Rev Robert Soanes officiated.
Mourners attending were: Jack and Susan Castleton (son and daughter-in-law), Josephine and John Page (daughter and son-in-law), Daniel V and Glynis Castleton (son and daughter-in-law), Paul Mills (son-in-law), Daniel P and Zoe Castleton (grandson), Katherine and Matthew Sibbons (granddaughter), Richard Castleton (grandson), John and Nicky Page (grandson), Spencer and Emma Mills (grandson), Emma Castleton (granddaughter), Jessica and Marc Hasketh-Boston (granddaughter), Daniel J Castleton (grandson), Louis Sibbons (great grandson), Connor Waldron (great grandson), baby Naomi Eleanor Sibbons (great granddaughter), Olive Castleton (sister-in-law), Harry and Doreen Goddard (brother-in-law and sister-in-law), Robert and Diane Quantrill (nephew), Ian and Betty Gooding (nephew), Tony and Jill Cassidy (nephew), Julie Drew (niece), Deborah Bacon (niece), David Gwynn Rusty and Ann Harper, Sandra and Wally Hill, Valerie and Gordon Jackson, Libby Biddle.
Unable to attend were: Stanley and Hazel Castleton (brother), Leonard Broughton Sheryl Goodwin, Adam Waldron and Val Gooding.
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Many other family friends attended, too many to mention by name.
Most sincere thanks goes to the Rev Robert Soanes and the nurses and staff of Lowestoft and North Suffolk Hospital. Victor's family wish to thank all family and friends for their sympathy, condolences and floral tributes.
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Would all please accept this as the only but most grateful acknowledgment.
Funeral arrangements by Critoph and Crowe, 49-55 Lorne Park Road, Lowestoft.
