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Les Foxley

By Paul Lucas Malmesbury Bowls and Social Club

Thursday, 28 March 2019

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We have to say goodbye to another stalwart member of the club. Les Foxley has passed away and his funeral is on Thursday 11 April in Seemington. Details are posted in the clubhouse

With his sardonic sense of humor, he always brought a smile to the face of those he was playing with.

In 2017, he played every single friendly game, which was a great achievement after his recent ill-health.

He will be remembered for his good companionship and we will miss him on the green.

Contact Information

Paul Lucas

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The Pavilion, St John's Street, Malmesbury, Wiltshire, SN16 9BS

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There are limited car parking spaces at the club. If possible, please park in Cross Hayes. It is a short walk from Cross Hayes, down Silver Street, to the club house.