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Carl David Baker

20th Oct 1963 — 25th Jan 2026
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Carl passed peacefully away in hospital following a short illness on Sunday 25th January 2026.

A loving partner, much loved son of Jean and the late Barry Baker, brother, brother-in-law, uncle and great-uncle and friend, who was a kind, generous, fun loving man; taken too soon. 

Carl's funeral will take place on Thursday 26th February at 12 noon at Countesthorpe Crematorium.

All enquiries to G Seller Funeral Directors, 75 Upper Bond Street, Hinckley, Leicestershire, LE10 1RH. Tel: 01455 637457.

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Funeral Service

Date:
Thursday 26th February 2026

Time:
12 Noon

Location:
Countesthorpe Crematorium
Foston Road
Leicester, Countesthorpe
Leicestershire, LE8 5QP

Messages Of Condolence

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First of all my heartfelt sympathy to Carl's family. you were such a character Carlos always up for a laugh and acting the clown which made us laugh so much , I will miss you mate and our banter, R.I.P from carl sinnett.
Carl Sinnett
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Always a smile
Always a song from Mr Plinky Plonky
The memories will last forever
Rest in peace my friend
Diane xx
Diane Stincavage
Will always think of you Carl when I am playing ukulele and guitar we had a lot of fun jamming together hope you are up there playing your ukulele with the greats.
Jim Molloy
Absolutely heartbreaking to lose my ‘auntie Carol’ as I had come to call you my good friend.

You were like the big brother I never had - I can only imagine the loss your loved ones feel.

A massive hole has been left behind but I know that you’d want us to remember you with a smile on our faces as you never failed to put one on anyone’s face that ever met you.

Rest easy my brother from another mother.

Love
Dave x
David Leonard
Hoping our baby bro Carl sleeps tight and is now pain free love you always ,forever in our memories Mark , Kim,Di and a truly devestated mummy
Mark Baker
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