John Uttley

Peacefully in hospital with his family at his side on 28th June 2020, John aged 75 years of Waddington. The devoted and loved husband of Stella, loving father of Gaynor and Sarah, dear father-in-law of David and Russell, cherished grandad of Ross, Lauren and Bradley and a respected relative and good friend to many.

A devoted family man who will be loved and missed by all who knew him.

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MESSAGES for the family of John Uttley

 

Paul Guest

A very good friend Germany years will be missed for his friendship and humour.

 

Tracey Fielden

Legends never die they live on forever in the family they leave and the people the lives they touched along the way. John was unique in so many ways and was a dear cousin to my dad Gary his cousin and my mum Jennifer. I have so many happy memories from stories told. I’m sure he’s telling them all now and the laughter will be plentiful and the party ongoing. Thoughts and hugs Tracey x

 

Peter Carr

A VERY GOOD PAL OF MANY YEARS, EVERY TIME I THINK OFF HIM IT IS ALWAYS WITH A SMILE.

 

BeverleyStretton-Taylor

I am so sorry to hear of John’s passing , I just wanted to send my love and condolences to all his family especially to his beloved daughters Sarah & Gaynor, all my love xxx

 

David Morris

John was a great friend, confidant and work colleagues over many many years. His warmth, friendship and humour will stay with me. Sincere condolences to Stella and the rest of John’s family – Gone but never forgotten – Rest in Peace my friend.

 

Stephen G Daubney

John was a special man with very unique communication skills. He had an amazing ability to relax people in meetings and soon have them laughing and enjoying his company. I saw this when I first met him around 1998 and offered him employment initially overseeing the building of my house in Stubbins and then later at Woodford group. We drifted apart in later years and I have retired to the Philippines since 2008. I will never forget John and he has regularly been in my thoughts. My sadness is with the family who I’ve also met them all if only briefly in years gone by.