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The obituary notice of Malcolm FLETCHER (Malc)

Scunthorpe | Published in: Scunthorpe Telegraph. Notable areas: Gainsborough

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MalcolmFLETCHERQuietly at home on Saturday 17th January 2026, surrounded by his loving family.

Much loved husband of Barbara, dear dad to Sara & Christian, cherished grandad to Jared, Jaden & Sam and special grandy to Jasmine.

Funeral service will take place at Woodlands Crematorium, Scunthorpe on Wednesday 25th February at 11.20am.

Family flowers only. Donations in Malcolm's memory are for Macmillan Palliative Care Team (Health Tree Foundation), and can be made at www.cliffbradley.co.uk, or sent to

Cliff Bradley & Sons Funeral Directors, 41 Heaton Street, Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, DN21 2EA. 01427 810619
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Will miss a giggle over a pint of John Smith's, crispy chicken, chips and curry sauce and putting the world to rights.
Love you always Malc.

Maggie and Stew xxx
Maggie Burnell
22/02/2026
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Maggie Burnell
22/02/2026
How sorry I am to hear of Malcolm’s passing (known as Mal to his colleagues at work).

I had the pleasure of sharing an office with Mal for a while and found him to be very helpful and courteous.

He was one of the reasons, alongside his colleague Paul, why the blast furnaces were so successful.

Thank you Mal for your help and friendship, and for just being you!

My thoughts are with his family and close friends.
Steve Taylor
12/02/2026
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Steve Taylor
12/02/2026
I'm very sorry to learn of Mal's passing.
Whilst we worked together at the Blast Furnaces ,we struck up a good working relationship and friendship.
We shared an office for a while in the 1990's.
He was a really nice guy and I do know his family meant the world to him.
He commanded a very good knowledge of old school practical refractory working.
Something we can't easily 'get back' today.

We shared stories of the Trent Valley , about old rural life. That too meant a lot to Mally.
Best of all , we always managed to have a good laugh together.

So, rest in peace Mal , you will be greatly missed, I do know.
Fond regards and my sincere condolences to all of his friends loved ones....
Simon M Smith
Simon Smith
12/02/2026
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