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Clive will be badly missed by his family and the local community too. What a lovely man. Thanks Colin. xx

Thanks for sharing this Colin. RIP Clive Live Nary xx

Thank you Colin, such a loss, a lovely man, obviously well respected, and he was not old either, should have had many years left. A great loss to Genes, we need more of his sort on here. Ann Glos

that's lovely that colin thanks for sharing it. clive a true gentleman RIP catherine xx

Thanks for posting this Colin. RIP Clive. Tina x

Thanks Colin a lot of experience and good advice we will never hear from agian my best to his family. RIP Clive you will be sadly missed. Paul

Wonderful. I had to smile at 'He had to leave when he kept winning all the prizes'. God bless Clive.

RIP Clive.

Thanks from me, too, for putting this up, Colin.

Love

Daff xxx

RIP Clive, who obviously made a very dedicated and worthwhile contribution to his village community (as he did on these boards). Thank you for putting this up Colin, Rosex

The article has been edited in order to protect both living and sensitive information. The article shows just how lovely Clive was Headline Village Stalwart dies aged 72 Widow in pledge to honour his memory. The widow of a tireless community worker has vowed to honour his memory by carrying on his efforts to protect the future of the village he loved. Clive Buckle dedicated years of life safeguarding the future of ( Edited, ( Name of village :) The former naval officer and IT consultant was the architect of the village design statement and spent four years working on the project which will guide planners and help protect the character of the area. He was also the chairman of the Memorial Hall. He worked hard to canvas the views of residents on how they wanted their community to be His widow said his death will be an awful loss to the community. He worked his socks off for the village, he spent years poring over the design statement, carrying out surveys, setting up exhibitions, talking to people and it was finally adopted by the city council this year. Clives widow vows to continue to carry on that work in Clives memory. Clive was a keen photographer and even set up a male only floristry workshop but had to leave when he kept winning all the prizes. Clive certainly was a stalwart and will be missed by many

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