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Many members will have heard of the recent sad passing of Tony Clayton.

He was a true gentleman who gave much to the club.

We will miss him.

The club has made a donation of £50 to the Isabel Hospice in his memory.

Stan Frost has passed away following a sudden and serious heart condition.

He was a kind and generous man who will be sorely missed.

As well as being chairman of Broxbourne Bridge Club he put a lot of effort into ensuring the smooth running of Lowewood.

Our thoughts are with his wife Sue and his son Simon at this difficult time.

In Stan's memory Lowewood Bridge Club has donated £100 to his favourite charity, the RNLI.

We are very sad to report the death of Lynette Belch, who has died of Covid. We had heard that she had been disharged from hospital only a few days ago, and she seemed to be over the worst, but has since deteriorated. She caught Covid whilst visiting her mother, and her mother, sister and brother in law were all infected as well. Sadly, Lynette's mother has also died.

We offer our condolences to her family and friends

Further information will be sent once we know more about the funeral etc 

John Howes has sadly passed away, peacefully after a long illness. He was alert and positive to the very end, and much enjoyed visits from a number of local bridge players in the care home where he spent his last few months; he was also able to kibitz some club and HBA sessions! Much of his active bridge playing was before I came to Herts, but I gather from Hazel Miles that he captained the county B team for many years, and I certainly enjoyed meeting him and chatting about bridge and other subjects. Others commented, and I concur, that he was a true gentleman who will be much missed. (Received from Ian Kemp)