68a Wolverton Road
Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire
Vinden Nick Of Stony Stratford, passed away on 15th February 2020.
A very special person who was loved by everyone who knew him.
With thanks to all at Milton Keynes University Hospital and the Wellbeing Centre at Willen Hospice for all their care. Funeral service to take place on Tuesday 3rd March 2020 at 11.30am
in the Oak Chapel, Crownhill Crematorium, Milton Keynes.
By request, family flowers only. Donations for Willen Hospice would be gratefully received. Bright colours and no ties preferable.
All enquiries to
H.W. Mason and Sons
68a Wolverton Road
Stony Stratford
MK11 1DT
Tel 01908 561561
Sponsored by H W Mason & Sons Ltd (Stony Stratford, Milton Keynes).
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February 27, 2020
Alison Deuchar Gilchrist
I'm sending my sincere condolences and heartfelt sympathy to the family of Nick Vinden. I grew up with Roy and Nicholas Vinden, who's family once farmed the land that adjoined our farm in Singleborough. I have happy memories of those 2 boys, who grew up into such fine men. Mary Vinden was a dear friend to my parents Stewart and Beryl Deuchar. She was so proud of Nick and Sue and his family. I believe Mary once told me her grandchildren were winning all kinds of medals for swimming. You are in my prayers.
Alison (Sally Deuchar) Gilchrist, Marietta, Ohio
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