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The obituary notice of Neil KELLETT

Cheadle | Published in: Manchester Evening News.

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NeilKELLETTPeacefully at Wythenshawe Hospital on Friday, 6th December 2024, aged 85 years.

Neil, of Cheadle, a much beloved Son of the late Norman and Amy, a much-loved Brother of Alan and a loving Brother-in-Law of Margaret.

Neil was a member of various organisations including the 41 Club and CAMRA. Neil will be greatly missed by all his family and friends.

Service & Committal at Stockport Crematorium (The Rowan Chapel) on Friday, 10th January 2025 at 11.30am.

Family flowers only please. Donations if desired to the British Heart Foundation. neilkellett.muchloved.com

All enqs. and donations to Jonathan Alcock & Sons Ltd., Brook House, Brook Road, Cheadle, SK8 1PQ. Tel 0161 428 2097.
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Fondly remembered and will be sadly missed. Much Love Monica Thomson xx
Monica Thomson
10/01/2025
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Monica Thomson
10/01/2025
I have known Neil for around 50 years. From early South Manchester Camra meetings and matches at Maine Road and the Etihad. Memorably trips to the Isle of Man and Brighton for the Camra AGM which happily coincided with City winning at Wembley in 1976. Later years saw our Blues Booze Cruises on our narrowboat the Onion Barge. Neil was always entertaining and generous. Politically we were poles apart but that was never a barrier between us. I just wish I had taken a photo of Neil reading my copy of the Morning Star when on a Booze Cruise. Thank you Neil for your friendship and generosity. Graham and Sue
Graham Lister
05/01/2025
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