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Stone Locations Red Rose Wall - Stone Locations Surname First Name Inscription line1 Inscription line2 Inscription line3 Location Adams Neil DANIEL, LUKE, JULIE & NEIL ADAMS MOST MILES WATCHING LANCS C2 Alker Stuart IAN BIRCHALL 60 NOT OUT LCCC TO THE CORE A2 Allan Malcolm MALCOLM ALLAN SAW MY 1ST GAME 20TH MAY 1964 C2 Alldred David JAMES & HARRY LOVE DAD DAVID ALLDRED D2 Armstrong Marilyn DAVE ARMSTRONG MAL ARMSTRONG LIFELONG FANS D1 Armstrong Chris HOWARD ARMSTRONG RADCLIFFE, 1938-2011 "PLAY YOURSELF IN" C2 Ashbrook Peter PETER ASHBROOK C2 Asher Dipesh JASMINE ELA & RAM VEER ASHER D2 Asher Dipesh LANCASHIRE CRICKET BOARD B1 Atkins Sir Robert RT HON SIR ROBERT ATKINS VICE-PRESIDENT A2 Bamber John DAVID BINKS DEVOTED MEMBER D2 Barnes Philip ERIC F BARNES DAD & LANCS FAN 1926 - 2013 A2 Bennett Vaughan VAUGHAN BENNETT LANCS BORN & BRED 06/02/1952 D1 Bennett John JOHN REECE BENNETT 23/07/28-85 NOT OUT PROUD LANCASTRIAN D1 Berry Philip IN MEMORY OF BOB BERRY 1951 - 2009 RIP A1 Berry Cairon BRIAN HAMMOND FENISCLIFFE CC BLACKBURN D2 Birchall Ian CAROL BIRCHALL FOREVER RED ROSE A2 Blackburn Chris JOHN BLACKBURN 15-09-11 CHAMPS NEVER PROUDER D2 Blain Sue SUE & COLIN BLAIN A1 Bogg Angela ROGER BOGG 1930-2013 "EYE ON THE BALL!" A1 Bourne Alan RONALD GEORGE BOURNE C2 Bradley Mildred DAVE BAMBER LIFE MEMBER D2 Brown Hannah AMONGST HEROES M J SUMMERSALL D2 Brown Alan GILLETTE FINAL 1972 CLIVE LLOYD 126 ALAN BROWN LIVERPOOL C2 Bryan Jacqui FOREVER IN OUR HEART FRANK & BREDA BRYAN TOGETHER FOREVER B1 Bryan Jacqui ANTHONY MCGOWAN JACQUI BRYAN JOHN MCGOWAN C1 Carney Michelle MICHELLE CARNEY I MADE IT HAPPEN LCCC FOUNDATION C1 Red Rose Wall - Stone Locations Carr John IN MEMORIAM ARTHUR J CARR 1918-1991 C2 Carr John JOHN CARR RED ROSES EVER UPWARDS D2 Carrington R RMW CARRINGTON D1 Carty Daniel J D CARTY 18.05.36 D J CARTY 26.11.65 LEIGH LANCASHIRE A1 Churchill Tony TONY AND PETER CHURCHILL A2 Clarke Philip PHIL + CHRIS CLARKE - 2012 A2 Clarke Garry GARRY CLARKE WARRINGTON D2 Clegg Mark MC.KC.JMC.MJC CLEGG FAMILY A2 Clement Richard COUPES, ROCCO JORDAN & TAG WE WILL REMEMBER B1 Cooke Gail MICHAEL JONES HAPPY 50TH BRO D1 Cooke Roy 1942-2008 NEIL DEWHURST D2 Cooke Roy ROY COOKE D2 Cooper Les MANCHESTER PLANNERS CRICKET CLUB 1980 TO 2006 B1 Corrigan Melanie DAVE CORRIGAN NOW YOU WILL ALWAYS BE HERE A2 Corrin Robert BOB & LYNDSEY LOVE IT HERE A2 Costello Timothy TIM COSTELLO LOUIS COSTELLO A1 Crowther Joy JOY CROWTHER D1 Czepulkowski Barbara CAPTAIN FLYING TIGRESS BARBARA CZEPULKOWSKI D2 Daly Mike "THAT'LL DO US" THE DALY FAMILY LANCASTER A2 Davenport Georgina JOHN DAVENPORT 5/10/19-30/1/10 TRUE LANCS FAN A2 Davies Gary PROUD TO BE A LCCC MEMBER GARY DAVIES C1 Dawson Nicholas M N KENYON CBE CAPTAIN 1919-1922 D1 Devlin Joe IN MEMORY OF JOE DEVLIN HCC D1 Dickinson Joan KEITH DICKINSON TRUE LANCASTRIAN 8 MAY 1944 BURY B2 Dooley Derek LIFE MEMBER DEREK DOOLEY TIMPERLEY B1 Downey Gerard FRANK CHANT 1946-2008 A2 Duckworth William 2005 ASHES@OT BILL DUCKWORTH D2 Eckersall Arthur DUNCAN & GEORGE ECKERSALL A1 Red Rose Wall - Stone Locations Edisbury Ruth SAM BAKER NO. 1 IN OUR BATTING ORDER X A1 Edmundson Gordon F GOOD LUCK LANCS CRICKET GF EDMUNDSON B2 Evans Reg REG EVANS D1 Howarth Matthew MATTHEW HOWARTH, THIS IS WHERE IT ALL BEGAN! 12.08.12 A1 Farrow Mike MIKE & JAKE FARROW TIME TOGETHER C1 Featherstone Geoffrey FEATHERSTONE SYD,DOT,GEOFF MILLIE+YVONNE A1 Firth Michael PERCY FIRTH MICHAEL FIRTH MEMBERS FOREVER B1 Ford John BRIAN FORD LIFELONG SUPPORTER D2 Freeman Anthony ANTHONY S FREEMAN D2 Garlick Roger R.G GARLICK LANCS 1937-1947 RICHARD & ROGER A1 Garrard Peter PETE GARRARD CHESTER, LIVERPOOL AND LANCS CCC D1 Garrett Anthony IN MEMORY BW GARRETT C2 Glover Geoffrey GEOFFREY LCCC GLOVER STEWARD D1 Glover John GLOVER JOHN, RICHELDIS, PIERS & SOPHIE-ROSE C1 Goodall David DAVID GOODALL WORKINGTON C2 Gorton Susan THE TREMENDOUS HARRY GORTON WE MISS YOU C2 Grainger Susan ELIZABETH LI 1912-2005 C1 Grainger Susan FOREVER LANCS CCC SUE GRAINGER COMMITTEE 2003-2012 C1 Green Christine THOMAS 'IAN' LYONS BEST DAD AND GRANDAD LANCS FAN ALWAYS XX D1 Greenhalgh Hilda GORDON TREVOR GREENHALGH D1 Hardman Kevin LOVER OF CRICKET BEST WISHES LANCS KEVINHARDMAN SALFORD B2 Harris Craig LAURIE BULLAS BURY D1 Harrod Jonathon TED (RED) BARLOW D2 Hassan Victor CLEMENT HASSAN LIFE MEMBER A1 Haygarth Trevor IN MEMORY OF DAVID TILLEY ALFOLD (SURREY) D2 Hayhurst Keith KEITH HAYHURST ANNE HAYHURST 2011 C2 Heywood Roger L ROGER LANCE HEYWOOD SUMMER 1955 A2 Hitchen Anne ANNE HITCHEN RICK HITCHEN A2 Red Rose Wall - Stone Locations Hodcroft Peter GERALD HODCROFT A1 Holmes Robert LANCS FOREVER ROBERT HOLMES D2 Hooley David DAVE HOOLEY ACCRINGTON D1 Illsley Chris TAUNTON 2011 I WAS THERE CHRIS ILLSLEY A2 Jackson Peter DR W J JACKSON 1929 - 2011 C2 Jarmin Stephen THREE GENERATIONS OF LANCASHIRE FANS THE JARMIN FAMILY B2 Jefferson Ken KEN & CAROLE JEFFERSON LCCC-CHAMPIONS A1 Johnson Christopher MIB & LIB BURNLEY LANCS A2 Jones Richard RICHARD JONES BLACKPOOL 2011 A1 Jordan John JOHN JORDAN LIFE MEMBER B1 Jubb Alan ALAN JUBB ASHTON-U-LYNE CRICKET CLUB A2 Kay David PRESTON KAYS IN SURREY EXILE DJKAY 14.04.55 B2 Kehoe Edward EDWARD M KEHOE 28/04/1957 LIFE MEMBER A2 Kellett Neil ERIC HARRISON GATLEY ROTARY D1 Kelsall Robert BOB KELSALL SHIRLEY BERRY A2 Keogh Gillian ALAN ROBERTS 1928-2012 I LOVE YOU DAD X D2 Kernick John A DOROTHY HOLT JOHN KERNICK A2 Kirkman R KEITH KIRKMAN LIFELONG LANCASHIRE FAN A2 Koval Joanne HARRY DEARDEN A2 Laister Suzanne JOHN & ANN LAISTER D2 Laycock Jennifer GRANDAD'S 80TH JEN & ANDY X D1 Leahy Terence THE LEAHY FAMILY DESMOND JO TERRY MARIE MANDY LIZ C1 Lees David REGGIE LEES OLDHAM B2 Leevers Kenneth PETER BAKER KEN LEEVERS A2 Leghorn Alison IAN WHITEHEAD AMAZING GRANDAD TO ELLA & HARRY B1 Lever Geoffrey JEAN & GEOFF LEVER B2 Lindsay Peter ANITA LINDSAY 1956-2013 CRICKET LOVER D1 Livingstone Jack JACK LIVINGSTONE IN RECOGNITION OF YOUR SUPPORT C1 Red Rose Wall - Stone Locations Lloyd Diana BILLY HORAN LIFE/PP MEMBER A1 Logan Brian DAVID LOGAN LANCASTRIAN D2 Lorimer Malcolm ALAN JENNINGS LANCASHIRE CCC D2 Lowe W G TAYLOR D1 Lowe W G MORGAN D1 Lowe W W LOWE D2 Makinson Andrew DAVID MAKINSON A FAN OF "PROPER CRICKET" A1 Mann Anthony MORE THAN JUST CRICKET! - TME A2 Martin John DEREK JACKSON A TRUE FRIEND B2 Mather Jonathan MATHER FAMILY JAMES, SIMON & JONATHAN C1 Matthews David A SPECIAL PLACE DAVID & HELEN MATTHEWS D2 Mcminn Stephen TED MCMINN JOYCE MCMINN TOGETHER FOREVER A2 Mcmyn Elizabeth MEMORIES LINGER ELIZABETH MCMYN DAVID EDWARDS B2 Mcrory Pauline J&J HARGREAVES HAPPY MEMORIES A2 Meheran Ged GED MEHERAN C2 Miller Cathie THOMPSON & MILLER FAMILY A2 Monkhouse Harriet S. A. BRISBANE 1883-1962 B2 Monkhouse Harriet D. D. BRISBANE 1922-1972 B2 Moore Michael MIKE MOORE THE RED ROSES HAT A1 Morris John Lloyd LLOYD MORRIS M.O.L.M-1971 A2 Morris John JOHN MORRIS RED ROSE 1864 SUITE MEMBER C2 Morris David HAPPY 50TH DAVE MORRIS D1 Mulroy John JOHN MULROY 1925 - 2007 D2 Myers Dean DEAN & LESLEY MYERS 28/6/03 D2 Nevell Catherine MICHAEL NEVELL 50 NOT OUT B2 Niland Hannah Rebecca HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAD 19/7/1952 B2 Noble Iain IN MEMORY OF HOWARD MELTZER A LANCASHIRE FAN C2 Ogden Geoffrey JACK AND MILLICENT OGDEN B2 Red Rose Wall - Stone Locations Ogden Geoffrey SALLY, SIMON & JANE OGDEN SACHA DOYLE B2 Ogden Geoffrey GEOFF & PAULINE OGDEN 2011 B2 O'Grady Anne MIKE (JMG) GOODE IN MEMORY OF OUR HAPPY TIMES HERE C2 Oldfield Graham JOAN, ALBERT AND GRAHAM OLDFIELD "HAPPY DAYS" A2 Parfitt Joan RIC PARFITT EXEC SUITE STWD MISSED - FAMILY B2 Peacock Glyn GEORGE PEACOCK GLYN PEACOCK B1 Pendlebury David DAVID PENDLEBURY D2 Pennell Stuart IN MEMORY OF JIM ENTWISTLE B1 Penrose Andrew PROUD LANCS FANS ANDY PENROSE SAM PENROSE B2 Perkins Geoffrey GEOFF PERKINS I WAS THERE 15 SEPT 2011 C1 Phillips Phyllis PHYLLIS PHILLIPS D1 Philp Malcolm MALCOLM V PHILP PROUD TO BE AMONGST LEGENDS A2 Pickles John JOHN PICKLES A1 Pilling Ross ROSS D J PILLING B2 Pimlott Nichola HAPPY BIRTHDAY COLIN 12/2/52 A1 Pollard William BILL POLLARD LANCASTRIAN A1 Pooler Martin THE POOLERS OF BURY D1 Povey Colin COLIN POVEY WARRINGTON A2 Powell Brendon BRENDON POWELL LIFE MEMBER 88 A2 Powell Sara SARA L. POWELL LCCC LADY! D2 Price Mavis TIM PRICE LIFE MEMBER A1 Prime Kevin KEVIN PRIME CONNOR PRIME A2 Purslow Ian BERNARD PURSLOW L.C.C.C. MEMBER FROM 15/01/1993 A2 Raeburn Arthur ARTHUR RAEBURN TO MY FAMILY A2 Rajam Marc RANJIT RAJAM SRI LANKA & LANCASHIRE D1 Ratcliffe Brian B.M.F RATCLIFFE B2 Redman Alan ALAN REDMAN D1 Regan Shaun CHAPPLE 6/18 LORDS 7 SEP 96 SHAUN REGAN D1 Red Rose Wall - Stone Locations Renshaw Brenda BRENDA RENSHAW D2 Ridley Joyce IN MEMORY OF JEAN SIMCOX MEMBER 1975-2012 D2 Ridout Elaine ELAINE RIDOUT AND FAMILY D1 Rigby Robert BOB RIGBY BORN 11.10.1944 EOT-LORDS-MCG D2 Riley Ken ERIC RILEY 1919-1994 D2 Roberts Ian TO JIM MAIR FROM UNCLE IAN A1 Rogers Graeme GRAEME ROGERS LIFE MEMBER SINCE 1987 B2 Rogers Graeme WALTER ROGERS 1993 GLADYS ROGERS 2004 TOGETHER FOREVER C2 Romans David LOUISE ROMANS AND CHARLES ROMANS D2 Romans David VICKI O'LEARY AND DAVID ROMANS D2 Rosemarin Martin MEMORY OF THE HORNBY STAND MARTINROSEMARIN A2 Russell Michael MICHAEL RUSSELL A2 Ryder Carol NIGEL RYDER 1940-2013 IN LOVING MEMORY A1 Sheldon Andrew ELIZABETH SHELDON A2 Sherris Sheila ALAN F SHERRIS 1937 - 2011 C2 Sherwin Philip GIL SHERWIN STEWART HOLMES D2 Shindler Geoffrey GEORGIA & NATHAN BRODA FLORENCE & MATILDA CONWAY ABBY, JESSICA & SAM GREENHALGH B1 Shore Allan GOOD LUCK LANCS FOREVER MIKE SHORE WIGAN A1 Simmonds David DAVID SIMMONDS B1 Singh Amanda LANCS PLAYERS 2013 ANJALIE SINGH U11 HARRY SINGH U10 B1 Slee Andrew SLEE FAMILY
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