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Valerie Stanton-Lewis

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Valerie Stanton-Lewis

1944 - 2017

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1944

DIED

2017

Valerie Stanton-Lewis Obituary

February 28, 1944 - October 12, 2017 Valerie Stanton Lewis passed away suddenly on October 12th while visiting family and friends in England. The cause of death was sepsis. She leaves behind her brother Tony, and a sister Maureen. She was predeceased by her husband Robert Lewis. Valerie was an actress and model. She appeared in many movies including "The Carry On" series and was a semi-regular on the Benny Hill show. Valerie had a bright, shining personality and lit up every room she entered. Like "Tinker Bell," forever young, naive and a joy to know. Valerie had just found love again with her partner Eddie and we were all so thrilled for her. Her friends, of which there were many, are devastated by her loss. A beautiful light has gone out in our lives. Rest In Peace, darling Val.

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Published by Los Angeles Times from Oct. 19 to Oct. 21, 2017.

Memories and Condolences
for Valerie Stanton-Lewis

10 Entries

Linda

October 13, 2025

Thinking of you. Love and miss you. LM&T

Linda

October 13, 2021

Think of your often and it puts a smile on my face. Miss you!!

Pat

October 13, 2020

I'm still missing you, sweet Val. I think of you often. Never down, you lit up the room whenever we were together. Love forever, Pat

LINDA MENDEZ

October 13, 2020

We miss you and your beautiful smile. Hope you and Jacqui are dressing the angels!! XX Linda, Marc & Travis

Pat S

October 13, 2019

Val, I still think of you often and miss your sweet and always smiling face. ❤❤❤

October 20, 2018

Dearest Val,
I hope you know how often I think of you. Every time I see a bright eyed, sprightly blonde or hear a cute cockney accent , i turn my head hopefully. I drive on the Strip, and I think of you. I pass a blond in an open convertible, and i hear your laughter. I walk up the stairs at Petit Four and enter wanting to hug ...YOU. Your sudden passing left a hole in me, and I'm haunted by the lack of closure. Unable to contact any of your friends, like Lexie or Dollie, I can't talk about you or reminisce with anyone because I never had their contacts, nor them mine. If there was a service or celebration of any kind, I wasn't aware. It's been a year since that shocking phone call from your number, and I'm still left numb. You were indeed a ray of sunshine wherever you were. I will always think of our fun and giggles over a glass of wine. We shared special times in each other's lives, and you will always be in my heart. And I'm so happy you and Eddie found each other when you did. Much, much love to you, Pat

November 1, 2017

To Valerie, a perfectly lovely young lady. You've made this world a better place by shining example, now you're lighting up Heaven. You're our sweet girl! Jamie

October 22, 2017

I knew Valerie when I was quite young in my 20's. She was working in at The General Store in Beverly Hills.. I so remember what a wonderful sweet caring person she was.I am so sorry she has passed.

October 22, 2017

Dear Barry And Carol Rochlin, I received your message but I do not know how to reach you. please email me at [email protected]

linda mendez

October 21, 2017

Dear Valawee, Your beautiful bright smile will never go out. You lived life to the fullest and made everyone happy in your presence. Travis will miss the fun times with you and cherish those memories, especially the owl nightcap We will have you in our hearts forever. Cheers, to you our special friend! Love, Linda, Marc & Travis

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