My Mother, Ann Hayler, a resident of Great Coxwell Since 1973, passed away Wednesday the 27th of this month, 85 years old.
The family moved to Great Coxwell in 1973, to the Laurels Cul-de-Sac.
Almost all the 7 houses of the Cul-de-Sac had new families arrive in 1973 and many now still remain of that era, it was almost a micro community of is own within the village. There were a lot of children growing up in the Laurels in the 70s it was a bustling hub.
My mother was active in the W.I and St Giles Church.
Ann will be buried at St Giles Church. Date not finalised, yet.
I have added some photos, for those whom may not have seen her for some time.
Kind regards.
Jonathan Miles-Hayler
The family moved to Great Coxwell in 1973, to the Laurels Cul-de-Sac.
Almost all the 7 houses of the Cul-de-Sac had new families arrive in 1973 and many now still remain of that era, it was almost a micro community of is own within the village. There were a lot of children growing up in the Laurels in the 70s it was a bustling hub.
My mother was active in the W.I and St Giles Church.
Ann will be buried at St Giles Church. Date not finalised, yet.
I have added some photos, for those whom may not have seen her for some time.
Kind regards.
Jonathan Miles-Hayler
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