Difference between revisions of "Denis & Jean Hart"
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| − | Jean Hart died in 1991. The following obituary was published in Hallmark:- | + | Denis & Jean Hart came to Lacey Green in 1964 |
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| + | '''Denis Hart was a County Councillor''' in 1988 when he wrote in Hallmark about '[[The Coroner]]' | ||
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| + | '''Jean Hart was a Wycombe District Councillor''' from 1981 - 1985. | ||
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| + | '''Jean Hart died in 1991. The following obituary was published in Hallmark:-''' | ||
Jean Margaret Hart, was born in West Ham in 1925, educated at Dartford Girls Grammar School. She met Denis her husband at a victory dance in 1945. Travelled extensively with him, setting up no less than 17 homes throughout Europe and the Middle East before settling in Lacey Green in 1964. | Jean Margaret Hart, was born in West Ham in 1925, educated at Dartford Girls Grammar School. She met Denis her husband at a victory dance in 1945. Travelled extensively with him, setting up no less than 17 homes throughout Europe and the Middle East before settling in Lacey Green in 1964. | ||
Revision as of 13:18, 2 May 2024
Denis & Jean Hart came to Lacey Green in 1964
Denis Hart was a County Councillor in 1988 when he wrote in Hallmark about 'The Coroner'
Jean Hart was a Wycombe District Councillor from 1981 - 1985.
Jean Hart died in 1991. The following obituary was published in Hallmark:-
Jean Margaret Hart, was born in West Ham in 1925, educated at Dartford Girls Grammar School. She met Denis her husband at a victory dance in 1945. Travelled extensively with him, setting up no less than 17 homes throughout Europe and the Middle East before settling in Lacey Green in 1964.
A life-long member of the Conservative party, to that end was elected unopposed to represent this area on the Wycombe District Council from 1981 - 1985 retiring through ill health; a regular contributor to Hallmark for many years. Go to Councillors Wycombe District Council for other Councillors
Her death on August 3rd from Alzheimer's Disease followed a long illness.
Our sympathy goes to husband Denis, son Terence and daughter Elizabeth.