: 16 : 2004-2021 : Service Details : Orbituary : Craig’s life was as bright as his star , Craig’s love and devotion runs deep with his soul. His care for his family made Craig who he was. The love for his older cousins made him dependable on them and on himself although he had […]
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: 44 : 1969 – 2014 : Funeral Service: Monday, June 23rd, 2014 Church Service: St. Luke’s Church, Brownley Road Entrance Music: “Love on the Rocks” by Neil Diamond Eulogy: Delivered by Lorraine, a close friend Reflection Song: “Because You Loved Me” by Celine Dion Recessional Music: “Never Gonna Give You Up” by Rick Astley […]
: 7 : 2017-2018 : I love you so much my Blue eyed baby can’t believe your 7 now god only knows what I’d give to see you & to hold you one more time but if I close my eyes I can see you brown hair blue eyes a little heartbreaker & you & […]
James is the eldest son of Paul and Alison. He has one brother Dalton and a sister Alex. He lived at Athersley South from birth until he was around 15 when he moved to Oakwell. James struggled at school due to being dyslexic. He could show you how to do anything but ask him to put it into writing he would then struggle. The teachers said James would struggle to hold down a job however James proved them wrong. He went to work with his grandad as soon as he could. He excelled as soon as he started, he had a thirst for knowledge. He was well respected throughout the trade and for such a young age new a lot. This was because he started steel erecting straight from school and learned the old way.
James was the eldest son of Paul and Alison. He had one brother Dalton and a sister Alex. He lived at Athersley South from birth until he was around 15 when he moved to Oakwell. James struggled at school due to being dyslexic. He could show you how to do anything but ask him to put it into writing he would then struggle. The teachers said James would struggle to hold down a job however James proved them wrong. He was well respected throughout the trade and for such a young age new a lot. This was because he started steel erecting straight from school and learned the old way.
: 19 : 2004-2023 : Brook Street Cemetery : 51.4804059, 0.1531796
