Heritage & Sons
Buckingham
Ceremony Details
The Ceremony for Joyce May Dow will be held on:
Thursday, 23 May 2024 10:15
Towcester Road
Milton Maisor
Northampton
NN4 9RN
Flowers may be sent to Heritage & Sons Winslow Funeral Home, 63 High Street, Winslow, MK18 3DG.
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Committal Details
The Committal for Joyce May Dow will be held on:
Thursday, 23 May 2024 10:15
Towcester Road
Milton Maisor
Northampton
NN4 9RN
Reception Details
The Reception for Joyce May Dow will be held on:
Thursday, 23 May 2024 10:15
The Reception will follow the Ceremony and will take place at The Granary at the Grand Junction, 13 High Street, Buckingham, MK18 1NT. All are welcome.
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In memory of
Joyce May Dow
Joyce Dow passed away on 1 May, three months short of her 100th birthday. She lived a long and full life, enriched by her wide interests and undying curiosity. Joyce loved nature in all its forms – birds, animals, trees, hills and rivers, but especially flowers. Her great pleasure was making and tending her gardens.
Joyce was born in Kent and described an idyllic childhood with her brother and many cousins on her grandparents’ farm. She married her beloved Dennis shortly after the war and had a family of three. She started her career as a hospital almoner in Dartford and continued with social work in Milton Keynes after they moved to Buckinghamshire in 1970. They lived in East Claydon and later Buckingham. Dennis died twenty years ago and Joyce continued with her interests and voluntary work, supported by family and friends.
Joyce will be missed by her three children, Marian, Roger and Genevieve, and their families, together with many dear friends. She leaves a host of happy memories for all of them.
Joyce was born in Kent and described an idyllic childhood with her brother and many cousins on her grandparents’ farm. She married her beloved Dennis shortly after the war and had a family of three. She started her career as a hospital almoner in Dartford and continued with social work in Milton Keynes after they moved to Buckinghamshire in 1970. They lived in East Claydon and later Buckingham. Dennis died twenty years ago and Joyce continued with her interests and voluntary work, supported by family and friends.
Joyce will be missed by her three children, Marian, Roger and Genevieve, and their families, together with many dear friends. She leaves a host of happy memories for all of them.
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