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== Obituary ==
== Obituary ==


''From the Spring/Summer 2003 issue of [[The Old Bostonian]]''
''From the Autumn/Winter 2003 issue of [[The Old Bostonian]]''


Arthur Pettitt of Boston died at [[Wikipedia:Skegness|Skegness]] Hospital, aged 68.
Arthur Gilbert Pettitt of The Chase, [[Wikipedia:Fishtoft|Fishtoft]], died at [[Wikipedia:Park Resorts|Southview]], [[Wikipedia:Skegness|Skegness]], after suffering a heart attack. He was 68.
 
Born in Boston, he lived in the town all his life and worked in the railway office until retiring 13 years ago. He did his National Service at [[Wikipedia:Blackpool|Blackpool]].
 
A keen golfer, he enjoyed walking and cycling along the sea bank, but his main love was his family.
 
He leaves his wife Janet, sons Paul and Simon, grandchildren Stephanie and Thomas and sister Pat.
 
The funeral took place at St Nicholas Church, [[Wikipedia:Skirbeck|Skirbeck]], followed by burial in the churchyard. Father Paul Noble officiated


== References ==
== References ==
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[[Category:Obituaries]]
[[Category:Obituaries]]
[[Category:1940s]]
[[Category:1940s]]
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Latest revision as of 14:12, 21 November 2020

Arthur Gilbert Pettitt
Born c1935
Boston
Died c2003 (aged 68)
Southview, Skegness
Employer Railway
Spouse Janet
Children Paul; Simon
Relatives Pat (sister); Two grandchildren at time of death

Arthur Gilbert Pettitt was educated at Boston Grammar School.

Obituary

From the Autumn/Winter 2003 issue of The Old Bostonian

Arthur Gilbert Pettitt of The Chase, Fishtoft, died at Southview, Skegness, after suffering a heart attack. He was 68.

Born in Boston, he lived in the town all his life and worked in the railway office until retiring 13 years ago. He did his National Service at Blackpool.

A keen golfer, he enjoyed walking and cycling along the sea bank, but his main love was his family.

He leaves his wife Janet, sons Paul and Simon, grandchildren Stephanie and Thomas and sister Pat.

The funeral took place at St Nicholas Church, Skirbeck, followed by burial in the churchyard. Father Paul Noble officiated

References