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Clive Gerard Gunn

Published on 22/01/2021

GUNN Clive Gerard Town Crier of Ledbury, Ledbury in Bloom Chairman, Ledbury Carnival Chairman, Ledbury Community Action Co-ordinator, LADS Actor, Community Day Committee Member, Evergreens Committee Member and Wellington Heath Gardening Club Chairman. Passed away peacefully at Hereford Hospital on January 13th aged 66 years. A beloved husband of Jane. Much loved Dad of Matthew and David and a dear Grandad to William, Jack, Henry, Rory and Florence. He will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him. Clive Gerard Gunn (4th April 1954 - 13th January 2021) Throughout his life he cared for others, either as a loving family man or through his work in education and the community. Despite his own health issues he always had a smile and time for others. Due to current restrictions a private family service will take place on February 1st. Donations, if desired, can be made to the Pituitary Foundation. All enquiries to Ledbury Funeralcare (Hawcutts), Hawcutt House, Bye Street, Ledbury, HR8 2AA Tel: 01531 632084

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Paul Phipps January 30th, 2021
Clive taught me Mathematics in the late 1970's and through his personal attention to my inabilities, greatly helped me through "O"- level Mathematics GCSE syllabus, shared my disappointment over my "mocks" result and drove me on to pass my O-level Maths (the first exam I had passed in the subject for many, many years). So a bit of an understatement to say he helped; I have much to be grateful for, in his investment in me. I also never apologised properly for unintentionally connecting a fist to his nether region, when "going in" to a rugby match "maul" - I am sure he thought I did it on purpose, but far from it! I was mortified when he challenged me on the spot, too stupid to just apologise, and we had "words" in the heat of the moment - he had the grace to not bear a grudge... goodbye, Sir, thankyou for all you did for me, you were one of "the best" and I will never forget your support and encouragement. God bless you, rest in peace.
Colin Kilty January 28th, 2021
Clive taught me maths in the late 1970’s at Kings School, Gloucester. I remember him as a very kind and gentle man. My thoughts and prayers to his family.
Andy Lannie January 27th, 2021
Having recently moved to Ledbury I was saddened to see that Clive had passed away.I will always hold Clive in high esteem He was a wonderful teacher who helped me a tremendous amount.I only wish I could have told him.