Michael Ernest Taberer

1st Dec 1938 — 31st May 2025

Michael passed away on 31st May 2025, aged 86 years.

Beloved dad to Sally and Liz, father-in-law to James, and much loved brother of Maggie, uncle, and grandad to James, Theo, Hazel and Mary.

The funeral service will be held on Thursday 10th July 2025, at the G. Seller Barsby Service Chapel, Hinckley, at 12:30pm, with arrival from 12 noon.

No flowers or donations by request.

The family would love you to join them at the New Plough Inn, Hinckley, LE10 1LS, from 1.15pm onwards, to celebrate Michael's life.

All enquiries to G. Seller Independent Funeral Directors, 75 Upper Bond Street, Hinckley, Leicestershire, LE10 1RH. Tel: 01455637457.

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Funeral Service

Date:
Thursday 10th July 2025

Time:
12:30pm

Location:
Barsby Service Chapel, G. Seller
75, Upper Bond Street
Hinckley
Leicestershire, LE10 1RH

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What a man! I have known Mick all my life,he went into the meat trade with Nuneaton Co Op before his National Army service in Germany, then later having his own Butchers business on Coventry Rd, Hinckley. My late Father Harry Mansfield worked part time with Mick for many years and always came home laughing about something funny Mick had done or said ,he was such a character, and a very clever man too restoring and racing classic motorcycles such as his Manx Norton, and Scott Flying Squirrel. A great man has passed and will be missed by many. May you Rest in peace Mick.

Andrew Mansfield

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I know Mick Taberer A Good part of my life , I worked in his little Butchers shop off Coventry Road , Hinckley when I was younger Was The Best Butchers For Miles , And Another Great Memorie Was On Race Days And Practice days used to go to Mallory Park with him and watch the Racing, Mick loved his bikes ,Going Miss Him Was A Great Friend Will be Missed ,My Thoughts Are With His Daughters Sally and Liz and There Families 💕💕 xxx

Miss Carol Frisby

Remember Mick when he had the Butcher shop down Coventry rd back in the 70.
Always a smile
Will remember Mick with great fondness RIP x

Sylvia Kennerson

I only knew Mick for a short time, but every time I met him, he never failed to amaze me. He was such a clever person who didn't comprehend what he had achieved in his life. His conversation was captivating, and his depth of knowledge was amazing. I wish I could have spent more time with Mick and I will treasure our conversations together.

Gary Stevenson

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