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The obituary notice of Chris BREEN

Liverpool | Published in: Liverpool Echo.

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ChrisBREENBREEN - CHRIS, . Died unexpectedly at home 12.02.2018, pronounced dead at the Northern General Hospital, Sheffield, aged 63. Loving and devoted husband to Catherine Breen, loving father to John Jo, Daniel, Dominic and Alastair, doting grandpops to Finlay, Annabelle, Georgia and Bonnie. Funeral mass will be held at St William of York, Sheffield on Thursday 22nd February at 2.00pm. All welcome to attend. Family flowers only but written memories would be appreciated. The family will be accepting charitable donations to National Amyloidosis Centre (NAC). Interment will be at All Souls Catholic Cemetery, Barrowford on Friday 23rd February at midday. "It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog."
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Great memories of you at Aberystwyth 50 odd years ago. Think of you and those times often. Doing a doctorate in my retirement and still married to Jean who you knew and liked.
Nick Cooke
09/07/2025
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09/07/2025
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So sorry to hear news of my cousin who I loved alot RIP Chris you r with ur mum.dad.ted xxpat
01/03/2018

Chris - memories


I send my condolences to Catherine and family on the loss of Chris.
I worked with Chris on and off over the past 25 years. We met at conferences and other meetings and he became a real friend and a very valued colleague. He was - as has been said by many already this week - a real gentleman, and it was a privilege to have known him, as well as being great fun. Whenever I went to a "clay" conference I always first looked to see if Chris were there as his presence would always brighten things up.
We had not seen so much of each other over recent years and I had been thinking about how I could remedy that. I am very sorry that the opportunity has now passed.
I will not be at Chris's funeral tomorrow but I will be thinking about Chris and about the family.
Best wishes
Rob Brown
David Robert Brown
21/02/2018
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