Denis Cash

30th Nov 1938 — 13th Oct 2018

Passed peacefully away on 13th October, 2018, aged 79 years at his home in Stoke Golding. A dearly loved, brother, brother-in-law, uncle and a dear and loved friend of so many. A retired Police Officer and Historian. Denis's service and celebration of a wonderful life - will take place at St Margaret's Church, Stoke Golding on Tuesday 6th November at 12.00pm followed by interment in Hinckley Road Cemetery. Donations to 'LOROS' in lieu of flowers please. He has suffered with Cancer for many years but his final wish was that we extend his thanks and gratitude to all at Pine Close Surgery, who have been so wonderful, and all Doctors, nurses, district and hospice nurses and all staff within the N.H.S Leicester who have never failed to go that extra mile to keep him pain free. Finally to all neighbours, villagers and friends, thank you for your support and love. All enquires c/o G. Seller Independent Funeral Directors, 75 Upper Bond Street, Hinckley, Leicestershire, LE10 1RH. Tel: 01455 637457 or online at www.gseller.co.uk/obituaries

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Funeral Service

Date:
Tuesday 6th November 2018

Location:
St Margaret's Church
Church Way
Stoke Golding

Messages Of Condolence

I was unable to attend Denis's funeral due to an unexpected emergency illness within the family. I worked with him at the end 1974/75/76 at Hinckley. He was firm, but fair in his leadership and managerial role. His guidance was very much appreciated. My condolences to his nearest and dearest. My sister worked with Robert (Bob) so there was a double connection in how our paths crossed. With very kind regards and thoughts. I have sent a donation to LOROS.

Susan Godfrey

Right up until the last year of his life, Denis was concerned that the heritage of Stoke Golding should be preserved. He was a friend of our parents, Desmond and Ros, when they lived at Park House in the village, and was instrumental, with them and the Stoke Golding Heritage Group, in the publication of W. T. Hall's 'A History of Stoke Golding'. After both our parents had passed away, he kindly kept in touch with us every Christmas and made sure that flowers were placed on their grave in our absence. A kind man and a staunch friend, qualities which no doubt earned him the comfort of being nursed at home through his final illness. Our thoughts are with his friend Bob and his nephew Jeff in their bereavement.

Stephanie Hall

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