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The obituary notice of Robert Clifford CORBETT (Cliff)

Throckley | Published in: The Journal (Newcastle).

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Robert CliffordCORBETTLindisfarne Throckley. Formerly of Haltwhistle. In Freeman Hospital on 7th June 2025, aged 86. Cliff, beloved husband of the late Angela. Loved father of Lorraine, Edward and father in law of Graeme, a loved and devoted grandpa of Alec and Rob, great grandpa of Van, Ziggy and Dylan. Dearly loved by all family and friends.

Service and Cremation to take place at Newcastle West Road Crematorium on Friday 27th June at 2.00 pm.

Family flowers only please, donations in lieu of flowers to Haltwhistle Hospital Charitable Trust Fund, c/o

Dodd's of Hexham, NE46 2EW.
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Published: 16/06/2025
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In loving memory of Uncle Cliff — Mike’s favourite uncle and a truly great man. Gentle, kind, and always full of stories and song, he brought warmth and laughter wherever he went. We’ll never forget his renditions of The Lambton Worm, Blaydon Races, and Albert and the Lion — songs that now echo with love and memory. He leaves behind a legacy of joy, humour, and compassion that will stay with all of us. With deepest sympathy and all our love,
Hon, Mike and family
Honey Corblay
16/06/2025
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Honey Corblay
16/06/2025
In loving memory of Uncle Cliff — Mike’s favourite uncle and a truly great man. Gentle, kind, and always full of stories and song, he brought warmth and laughter wherever he went. We’ll never forget his renditions of The Lambton Worm, Blaydon Races, and Albert and the Lion which now echo with love and memory. Google says Albert and The Lion is beloved in the North of England for its wit, rhythm, and dry humour; just like Cliff.He leaves behind a legacy of joy, humour, and compassion that will stay with all of us. With deepest sympathy and all our love,
Hon, Mike and family
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16/06/2025
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