Anne Woosnam, N’ee Rawson and formerly Jagger, 10\/09\/1945 Passed away suddenly and peacefully on 3rd November 2013 as a consequence of Lupus Eurethremia . Her family were at her bedside. Much loved wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother she had an adventurous life and served as a soldier in the Womens Royal Army Corps attached to the Royal Signals for about three years prior to her marriage.<\/p>\n
Much travelled she lived in Germany and Hong Kong and\u00c2\u00a0 loved Holidays abroad, particularly in the Greek Islands. She was a child of the sun was always happiest in a sunny climate or in her garden. She left her mark on this world and is sorely missed by those she left behind.<\/p>\n
Rest in peace my love. “Jugears”.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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