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The obituary notice of Brian BULLOUGH

Accrington | Published: Online. Notable areas: Clayton-le-Moors

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BrianBULLOUGHsadly passed away at his home in Corpoartion Street, Accrington on Thursday 9th April 2020 aged 81. After serving in the Parachute Regiment, Brian worked at Carborundum in Clayton-Le- Moors where he met his wife Rena. He later became a window cleaner in the Spring Hill area of Accrington where he was popular and well known. A much loved husband to Rena Bullough, whom he leaves behind and father to Steven, Bryan, Lee and Guy. Brian will be sadly missed by all his family and friends.
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Emma Longton
19/07/2020
My mum Rose King was Brian's cousin,she used to talk about Brian Ernie and Betty quite a lot. l would just like to say how sorry I am at this sad news, God bless all together now x
Linda Dewhurst
18/05/2020
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One of the best . The end of an era . R.I.P Uncle Brian .
Bernadette
18/05/2020
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Uncle Brian was a nice, kind funny man, RIP Brian
Paul Bullough
17/05/2020
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Paul Bullough
17/05/2020
Did not know Brian personally, but he was my mum's cousin she used to talk about Brian and his brothers and sisters all the time, hope they're having a good catch up now. love to all his family his bless x
Linda Dewhurst
17/05/2020
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Linda Dewhurst
17/05/2020
Uncle Brian had the patience of a Saint, as we often tried to finish his sentences till he told us it annoyed him 😉. Several parties at his house, brought us all closer together. We used to love his stories of his escapades on his motor scooter, and getting caught by police for drink driving. He was a very strong and much loved man, and will be missed. We will celebrate his life when we can with family and friends. RIP. love Thomas and Jacqueline
Thomas and Jacqueline Achaski
16/05/2020
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Uncle brian was a lovely. Funny man. I used to enjoy taking mum and dad for a visit.. the girls on one side of the room behaving. And dad and uncle brian drinking whiskey giggling like little school boys on the other side He will be sadly missed . RIP.
Ceily Sudell
16/05/2020
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Ceily Sudell
16/05/2020