D. RENSHAW

Former miner Mr David Renshaw (56), of Princess Avenue, South Normanton, was buried in the churchyard after a service at St Helen's Church, Pinxton. Pall bearers were his friends, Mr M. Langham, Mr T. Phelen, Mr A. Gorden, Mr P. Cane, Mr R. Pete and Mr L. Gell.
A life-long local resident, Mr Renshaw was educated at Pinxton and South Normanton.
He worked as a miner at several local collieries from leaving school until 1983 and enjoyed football, horse racing and spending time with his family.
Mr Renshaw, who died at the John Eastwood Hospice, Sutton, leaves his wife, Mrs Wendy Renshaw, sons Darren and Josh, daughters Kirsty and Milissa and granddaughter Delilah.
Mourners were Mrs W. Renshaw, Mr D. Renshaw, Master J. Renshaw, Miss K. Renshaw, Miss M. Renshaw, Miss D. Renshaw, Miss B. Cuthburtson, Mr M. McHugh, Mr and Mrs B. Walker, Miss M. Shaw, Mr D. Norcliff, Mr C. Windle, Mrs A. Hoole; Mr A. Stylianou (representing Andrew, Gena and Stellos), Mrs S. Burke, Mr D. Smedley, Mr and Mrs J. Bacon, Mr and Mrs K. Renshaw, Mr and Mrs S. Quin, Mrs J. Renshaw, Mrs K. Sykes and Vicky; Mr T. Renshaw (representing Mike and Daniel Renshaw), Miss D. Renshaw, Miss J. Renshaw, Mr D. Renshaw, Mr and Mrs W. Bacon, Mrs A. Whetton, Mr and Mrs Hanson, Mr and Mrs Clarke, Miss P. Clarke, Mr and Mrs K. Castledine, Miss C. Castledine, Miss J. Bowlzer, Mr and Mrs Hinman, Mrs D. Hinman, Mrs M. Sherwood, Mr T. Castledine, Mr C. Castledine; Mr and Mrs Watkinson (representing Mr and Mrs C. Castledine), Mr and Mrs T. Birks, Mrs J. Williams, Mr W. Hopkinson; Mr N. Newman (representing Jill, Lisa, Emma and Kevin); Mr and Mrs J. Wilkinson (representing Mrs J. Booth), Mr and Mrs B. Renshaw, Mr P. Renshaw and Miss L. Birks, Miss J. Renshaw, Mrs S. Haywood, Mrs J. Langton, Mr and Mrs T. Phelan; Mrs N. Mottram (representing Mr G. Mottram), Mr A. Phelan.
Mr and Mrs T. Phelan (representing Rose, Paddy, Maz, Joe and Eamon), Mr J. Castledine, Miss S. Bowlzer; Mrs B. Griffin (representing Mr L. Griffin); Mrs C. Musgrove (representing Mr K. Musgrove), Mrs V. Beard, Mr and Mrs M. Langham, Mr and Mrs P. Cane, Mr and Mrs Peat, Mr A. Gorden, Mr R. Gorden, Mr D. Bradley, Mr T. Richardson, Mr A. Joesbury, Mr and Mrs I. Coupe; Mr R. Bettison (representing Karen, Tara, Darren and Nathan), Mr and Mrs P. Williams, Mr T. Birks, Mrs E. Hodson, Mr K. Kavaliunas, Mr J. Radford, Miss S. Gregory, Mr R. Reville, Miss H. Groom, Miss C. Martin, Mr C. Ward, Mr and Mrs Nixon, Mr L. Nixon, Mrs L. Brooks, Miss S. Wright, Mrs L. Pepper, Mr L. Gell, Mr J. Ward, Mr G. Waltho; Mr and Mrs Whyld (representing Rachel and Gemma), Mr D. Swain, Mr P. Brooks, Mrs J. Bullock, Mrs K. Cutts; Miss N. Hill (representing Rog and Tracey Hill), Mrs S. Hill, Mr C. Hill, Miss J. Marsdon, Miss K. Marsdon, Miss l. Bednarz, Mr C. James, Mrs S. Foulder, Mrs L. Liston, Mr R. Lander, Mrs D. Riley, Mr R. Riley; Jackie and Bill (representing Vicky and Barry), Pat and Marlene Jackson, M. A. Marshall, A. Kottut, Laura, Nigel, Nicola, Mr and Mrs Lowe, Master M. Lowe, Mr and Mrs Greeves, Mr L. Brown, Mr and Mrs R. Nichols.
Floral tributes were received from the above mourners, Miss T. Phelan, friends and neighbours from Princess Avenue. Donations of £293.50 were for the John Eastwood Hospice, Sutton.
The service was conducted by Mrs P. Goodchild, and arrangements were by W. Flint.