Malcolm Kirkman
KIRKMAN Malcolm (LLB Hons) On 10th April 2022, Malcolm aged 75 years and of Whitefield. The dearly loved dad of George, John and the late Tommy, devoted grandad of Daisy, Adaline and Munro and a much loved brother of Donald and Peter. Malcolm was a lifelong City fan, a top jiver who loved Elvis, Northern Soul and all things Rock and Roll. A strong wise and loving father who will be deeply missed. The funeral service and committal will take place at The East Lancashire Crematorium, Radcliffe on Tuesday 26th April at 2.30pm. Donations are being received in lieu of flowers for the benefit of The Attic Project (for the people of the Ukraine). Donations may be forwarded along with all enquiries to Paul Williams Independent Funeral Directors 215 Bury New Road, Whitefield, M45 8GW Tel 0161 796 6018 www.paulwilliamsfunerals.co.uk
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Andrew Pomfret
We were both at Bury High School and then when it moved to The Derby School. We were close friends. For a couple of years when we were all around 15, he hosted Sunday night get togethers at his parent's house in Greenhill Road, for our 'gang' in the school class at the time. Once we were in big trouble at The Derby School, and had had six of the best in the up in Tower. We decided to take the afternoon off and both went to Manchester to join the Royal Marines. Because we weren't with our parents our applications fizzled out. Often wonder what would have happened to us if we had joined up. Haven't see Malc since around 1986. The last time I saw him was when he showed up one evening at our house in Haslingden with Pete Smith and we all finished up in Clitheroe for a night out. We were close friends at school, and for a few years after that. Malc bought a tipper wagon from John Kays builders merchants and we worked on the building of the M62 till the money ran out, Lots more. He was a character. Rest in Peace. "Malc"Reply We were both at Bury High School and then when it moved to The Derby School. We were close friends. For a couple of years when we were all around 15, he hosted Sunday night get togethers at his parent's house in Greenhill Road, for our 'gang' in the school class at the time. Once we were in big trouble at The Derby School, and had had six of the best in the up in Tower. We decided to take the afternoon off and both went to Manchester to join the Royal Marines. Because we weren't with our parents our applications fizzled out. Often wonder what would have happened to us if we had joined up. Haven't see Malc since around 1986. The last time I saw him was when he showed up one evening at our house in Haslingden with Pete Smith and we all finished up in Clitheroe for a night out. We were close friends at school, and for a few years after that. Malc bought a tipper wagon from John Kays builders merchants and we worked on the building of the M62 till the money ran out, Lots more. He was a character. Rest in Peace. "Malc" Andrew Pomfret We were both at Bury High School and then when it moved to The Derby School. We were close friends. For a couple of years when we were all around 15, he hosted Sunday night get togethers at his parent's house in Greenhill Road, for our 'gang' in the school class at the time. Once we were in big trouble at The Derby School, and had had six of the best in the up in Tower. We decided to take the afternoon off and both went to Manchester to join the Royal Marines. Because we weren't with our parents our applications fizzled out. Often wonder what would have happened to us if we had joined up. Haven't see Malc since around 1986. The last time I saw him was when he showed up one evening at our house in Haslingden with Pete Smith and we all finished up in Clitheroe for a night out. We were close friends at school, and for a few years after that. Malc bought a tipper wagon from John Kays builders merchants and we worked on the building of the M62 till the money ran out, Lots more. He was a character. Rest in Peace. "Malc" Report