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MDBYD Festival organiser Ed Dyer, Chairman of South Swindon Parish Council Chris Watts, Councillor Neil Hopkins, Councillor Nadine Watts and Gastech s Aidan Watts SWINDON Shuffle co-organiser Ed Dyer has teamed up with South Swindon Parish Council for a music festival at Town Gardens bowl next month for Prospect Hospice. The My Dad’s Bigger than Your Dad festival will run on 28 August from midday until 10pm and is a festival dedicated to ex-landlord at The Victoria Dave Young, who passed away in June at Prospect Hospice. Dave’s former band The Boys from County Hell will be headlining the lineup and Ed has spoken about Dave’s legacy alongside how the festival came about.
THESE are the death notices placed in the Swindon Advertiser for the week beginning July 19 2021.
JULIA CHRISTINE GREGORY passed away peacefully at home on the 7th of July 2021, aged 78 years. A devoted wife to John, beloved mum to Jacqui, Sarah and mum-in-law to Ian and Martin. Nan to Finlay and Natasha. Julia will be sadly missed by all her family and friends. Donations in memory of Julia would be appreciated for Prospect Hospice c/o Hillier Funeral Service, 170 Victoria Road, Swindon SN1 3DF or online www.hillierfuneralservice.co.uk/obituaries/julia-christine-gregory/ Enquiries; tel 01793 522797.
JUNE ROSE WHEATON passed away peacefully at home on 8th July 2021 aged 72 years old. Beloved Mum to Nina and Claire (deceased) and Jimmy (deceased) and Sister to Carol and beloved Nan to Jake, Lewis and Jimmy and Great Nan to Amelle and Liberty. June will be sadly missed by all her friends and family.
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The daughters of a man cared for by Prospect Hospice are urging people to support the charity’s summer raffle. Chris Marlow received care at the Wroughton hospice and at his home in West Swindon. The 63-year-old died on March 13 at home, surrounded by family. He helped support the 2020 raffle by writing a letter to the charity’s supporters so his daughters Sam and Zoe want to carry on his legacy by endorsing this year’s event. The raffle continues the hospice’s Thanks a Million campaign which aims to raise £1 million to cover the funding gap left as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.