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Article: 'GREATLY MISSED BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN...'.(News)
South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales);  March 17, 2005 ;     593 words ... ... would never turn down a request for help. He enjoyed a joke and could command attention and respect with his compelling personality. He will be greatly missed but never forgotten.' He leaves a wife Jennifer and sons Jonathan and David.

Article: Letter: Greatly missed character.(Letters)
The Birmingham Post (England);  November 18, 2006 ;     433 words ... ... Century establishment, the British establishment is as entrenched and stubborn as it as ever been. I am sure Sentamu is greatly missed in Birmingham and he was such a colourful character when bishop of this great city. He is larger than life itself and long ...

Article: Deeply loved, GREATLY MISSED; The Queen Mother ...
Evening Times;  April 9, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... gracious woman; words we can summon now as we commend to her Heavenly Father his faithful servant Elizabeth - deeply loved and greatly missed. "It says, 'Many have done excellently, but you exceed them all'." The Blessing was followed by a bugler sounding ...

Article: Crash victim 'greatly missed'.
Newsday (Melville, NY);  April 30, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... although she and Moniz had known each other since kindergarten, only recently had they become close. "He's going to be greatly missed," said Smith, 17, of Bellmore. Karagiannis, 18, of Merrick, said he would never forget his friend. "We worked ...

Article: Former landlord greatly missed
Citizen Gloucestershire, The;  February 15, 2008 ;     482 words ... ... aged 77, after a six-month battle with ill health. Jenny, 55, of Barnwood, said her "wonderful husband" would be greatly missed by all who knew him. "David was a fantastic man who everybody loved and respected," she said. "I have been inundated ...

Article: BROTHER WILL BE GREATLY MISSED.(News)
South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales);  July 23, 2004 ;     510 words ... ... Welshman and followed the rugby whenever it was on. 'He was an outgoing chap, who used to be very sociable. 'He will be greatly missed by his kids and all the rest of his family.' He added: 'He used to regularly come back to Bargoed from London to visit ...

Article: Chairman will be 'greatly missed'
Herald Express (Torquay UK);  July 28, 2008 ;     291 words ... ... It has been a great pleasure to work with Joan who has been so hard working and supportive of the college over a long period of time. She will be greatly missed". Following afternoon tea, Joan was presented with some garden furniture.