Difference between revisions of "Gerald Smith"
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Gerald Smith is mentioned as working on the [[Village Hall]] in 1988. | Gerald Smith is mentioned as working on the [[Village Hall]] in 1988. | ||
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Gerald, who was known to many of us in the village as our local plumber was also an ardent supporter of the village hall. He gave many hours of his own time, over many years, to help with the refurbishment of the roof, the renovation of the kitchen and was to always on hand to carry out the numerous plumbing jobs. | Gerald, who was known to many of us in the village as our local plumber was also an ardent supporter of the village hall. He gave many hours of his own time, over many years, to help with the refurbishment of the roof, the renovation of the kitchen and was to always on hand to carry out the numerous plumbing jobs. | ||
Gerald was a real professional, always finding a way to do some of the most difficult jobs. Gerald’s presence, his help and support was a great loss when he finally stood down from the [[Village Hall Committee]]. He will be sadly missed. | Gerald was a real professional, always finding a way to do some of the most difficult jobs. Gerald’s presence, his help and support was a great loss when he finally stood down from the [[Village Hall Committee]]. He will be sadly missed. | ||
Revision as of 11:42, 5 October 2024
Gerald Smith is mentioned as working on the Village Hall in 1988.
Hallmark 1996 Obituary (died May 1996)
Gerald, who was known to many of us in the village as our local plumber was also an ardent supporter of the village hall. He gave many hours of his own time, over many years, to help with the refurbishment of the roof, the renovation of the kitchen and was to always on hand to carry out the numerous plumbing jobs.
Gerald was a real professional, always finding a way to do some of the most difficult jobs. Gerald’s presence, his help and support was a great loss when he finally stood down from the Village Hall Committee. He will be sadly missed.