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Reg Harris

11th Aug 1932 — 5th Apr 2026
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Reg Harris

Of Hinckley, formerly of Barwell

Passed away peacefully at home on 5th April aged 93 years. 

Beloved Husband of the late Ann, Much loved Dad to John, Father in law to Jackie and loving Grandpa to Ben and Josh. 

Reg's Funeral Service to take place at The Barsby Service Chapel at G.Seller Funeral Directors on Thursday 21st May at 12.00noon. 

Family flowers only please.

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Funeral Service

Date:
Thursday 21st May 2026

Time:
12.00noon

Location:
The Barsby Service Chapel
65, Upper Bond Street
Hinckley
Leicestershire, LE10 1RH

Messages Of Condolence

Uncle Reg is very dear to us. Such a fun uncle to have. He supported us so much from when I was a child and after Pat and I first created a home together.

We have so many fond memories of both him and Auntie Anne and these will be with us for ever.

He will be sorely missed by us and our children, loved by us all.

Rob & Pat Wood
Rob Wood
Many memories of Reg (and Ann), me from my childhood, my mother - and my late father Jack- from much further back. Another of the golden oldies sadly gone but not forgotten.
Mum (Joan Harrison) and I send our condolences to John.
jane harrison
So many happy memories of Uncle Reg, forever in my heart x
Joanne Harris
RIP Reg, fond memories from years past, an old pal of my Dads (Dave Chamberlain).

Condolences to his family.
Kim McMahon
Kim McMahon
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Dear John and Jackie , so sorry for your loss , myself and Richard thought the world of reg , the party’s the warm welcomes . The banter at the football , a much loved man a sad loss , thinking of you and the family x love Mandy x
Mandy Harris
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Dear Reg you were a great neighbour and I and my family considered you a good friend.
I hope you rest in peace now . Chris , Mel and my late husband John X
Christine maydwell
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You will be sadly missed Reg and fondly remembered always. I remember the good times we had pal, driving to the Leicester City matches to cheer on the foxes! When I took you to my dad at Gettys to watch the cricket, happy times and parties in the garden with you both, going out for dinner together and all the banter and laughs we shared. There’s a bright new star in the sky tonight mate, right next to Anne’s
Love to you & all your family,

David & Carla xx
Carla & David Julian

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