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Ian Alexander William Hughes

12th Apr 1948 — 19th Sept 2025
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Ian Alexander William Hughes of Broughton Astley.

Passed away peacefully on Friday, 19th September 2025, aged 77 years.

He will be remembered with great affection as a father, grandfather and friend to many. His ever-present willingness to laugh, generosity, caring nature, and courage will be remembered by those who had the luck to have known him. 

We will gather to celebrate his life on Friday, 24th October at 12 noon at South Leicestershire Crematorium, Countesthorpe.

Family flowers only please, and at the request of Ian’s family, the wearing of formal mourning wear is not necessary, please feel free to respectfully wear some colour.

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Funeral Service

Date:
Friday 24th October 2025

Time:
12:00

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

Messages Of Condolence

Steph and I were so sorry to hear from Rob the sad news that Ian had passed away. Our friendship goes back more than 50 years to when we moved to Broughton Astley. A few years later the children arrived and our 3 became friends of Rob and Laura. We will always remember Ian as a cheerful friend and an inspiration to us all.
Rest in peace, Ian.

Steph and John
John Martin
We are so sorry to hear this sad news about Ian . It was a pleasure to meet him and spend time with him.
Ian was always good fun and a kind natured man .
Sending condolences to you all .
Jeanette, Dave , Charlotte and Adam .
Jeanette Harris
I am sorry for your loss i used to live on fretter close opposite Ian and would often see him walking to the shop or to the adders i also used to play poker with him every Sunday evening, he was such a kind bloke RIP mate from your poker pal.
David Bridge
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So sad to read this . Ian was such a blessing . He used to visit my cafe 2 times a week and bought us flowers. He had a lovely connection with the customers and made us all laugh . What a honour to have known him. Sending our condolences to the family . RIP Ian x
Louise Wagstaff
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I’ll always remember Ian for his brilliant laugh and caring nature. The early memories sat chatting with him as a teenager in your lounge were just the best. He was a very proud and loving father to you. Sending love and our deepest sympathies. rest in peace x
Kat, Steve and family
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