T. HOOLE

Retired mechanical engineer
Mr Terry Hoole (70),
of Skegby Road, Annesley
Woodhouse, was cremated
at Mansfield after a service
St John's Church, Kirkby
Woodhouse, which was full
with family and friends.
Born at Highbury Hospital,
Bulwell, Nottingham, and
educated at Hillocks and Forest
Glade schools at Sutton
and Mansfield Polytechnic, Mr
Hoole lived locally all his life.
From 1956 until 1987 he worked
as a fitter at Newstead Colliery
and then he was employed at
Lindhurst Engineering until his retirement in 1999.
A Nottingham Forest and England football supporter,
he enjoyed air shows, gardening, motorbikes, pocket
watches and music, especially country and western. He
also liked watching war films and the History Channel.
Mr Hoole, who died on the Day Case Ward at King's Mill
Hospital, Sutton, leaves his wife, Mrs Elaine Hoole and his
son, Martin.
Mourners were Mr M. Hoole, Mrs E. Hoole, Mr J. Hoole,
Mrs A. Hoole, Miss K. Duncombe, Miss J. Hoole, Mr J.
Gaskell, Mrs J. Gaskell, Mr P. Gaskell, Mrs J. Gaskell, Mr
I. Gaskell, Mr S. Gaskell, Mr S. Hoole; Mrs L. Hoole (representing
J. Hoole), Mrs P. Clayton, Mr J. Clayton, Mrs
S. Cumberland, Mr J. Cumberland; Mr B. Collier (representing
Newstead Colliery NUM), Mrs J. Collier, Mrs H.
Warren, Mrs M. Holmes; Mr E. Eaton (representing ex and
retired miners); Mrs D. Cantrill (representing Wendy and
Mark), Mr and Mrs K. Hardy; Mr and Mrs K. and J. Swain
(representing Dorothy Swain), Mrs H. Dwan, Mr and Mrs
T. R. Lowbridge, Mrs E. Fox, Mr K. Fox; Mr and Mrs K.
Stanley (representing NUM), Mr J. Beet, Mr and Mrs G.
Tagg, Mr T. Simmonds, Mr R. Jeffs, Mr G. Flint, Mr P.
Wood, Mr I. Charlton, Mr and Mrs D. Land, Mr T. Fowler;
Mr B. Walker (representing ex NUM secretary, Newstead
Colliery), Mr P. Denley, Mrs J. Riley, Mr and Mrs B. Turner,
Sandy, Mr D. Leivers, Mr J. Slote, Mrs V. Wheeler, Mr
and Mrs W. and M. Tomlinson, Mr and Mrs R. Hobbs, Mr
and Mrs A. and P. Turner; Mr D. Alcock (representing Mrs
V. Alcock), Mr C. Smith, Mr D. Johnson; Mr and Mrs D.
Simmonds (representing Miss K. Simmonds), Mr and Mrs
S. Handley, Mr and Mrs J. Harker, Mr J. Harker, Mr D.
Harker, Mr S. Harker, Mr and Mrs C. Stanley, Mr and Mrs
K. and L. Cantrill, Mr and Mrs R. Cantrill, Mrs J. Henson,
Mr J. Darrington, Mr M. Phillips, Mr T. Taylor, Mr and
Mrs J. and P. Channer, Mr and Mrs P. and C. Channer,
Mr and Mrs N. Buckle, Mr and Mrs N. and H. Evans, Mr
and Mrs H. Morley, Mrs M. Coleman, Mrs M. Machin;
Mrs C. Bonser (representing John and Sid Bonser), Mrs S.
Reast, Mr P. Newbury, Mr R. Hill, Mr K. Lebecans, Mr G.
Roe, Miss L. Weaver, Mr J. Bonser, Mr and Mrs P. and J.
Olko, Mr L. Abbs, Mr M. Pearson, Mr R. Wakefield, Mr B.
McVeigh, Mr M. Marriott, Mr D. Wilson, Mr R. Tyne, Mrs
E. Moulton, Mr M. Rigley, Mr J. Rigley, Mr N. Swallow,
Mr P. Gascoigne, Mr and Mrs W. Frogson, Miss L. Geeson,
Mr S. Dove, Mr and Mrs G. and E. Gascoigne, Mr D. Skuse,
Mr M. Hulme, Mr J. Claxton, Mr M. Brierley, Mr P. Skrimshaw,
Mr P. Wood, Mr A. Smith, Mr and Mrs J. and A.
Pugh, Mr K. Holmes, Mr I. Braybrook, Mr D. Haddon, Mr
T. Buxton, Mr A. Burton; Mrs G. Patchett (representing
Mr N. Patchett), Mr R. Copson; Mr R. Lancashire (representing
Mrs J. Lancashire and Adele Lancashire), Mr and
Mrs M. J. Davies, Mr M. Bargh, Mrs M. Meyrick, Mr B.
Cumberland, Mr T. Cumberland, Mr D. Meridith.
Floral tributes were from Mrs E. Hoole; Mr M. Hoole
and Miss K. Duncombe; Mr and Mrs J. Gaskell; Mr and
Mrs P. Gaskell; Mr S. Gaskell; Mr I. Gaskell; Mr and Mrs J.
Clayton and family; Mr and Mrs J. Cumberland and family.
The service was conducted by the Rev M. Essex, and arrangements
were by K. Gregory & Sons.