Service
FRIDAY 26TH AUGUST 2022 COMMENCING AT 1:30 P.M.
FRIDAY 26TH AUGUST 2022 COMMENCING AT 1:30 P.M.
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Clive Fielder
25.03.1942 – 15.08.2022
Dearly loved husband of Cheryl (dec).
Much loved dad of Annie & Kenny.
Adored poppy of Harrison.
Remembered fondly by Elyse, John, Colin,
Leanne, Jacqui and their families.
A Funeral Service for Clive
will be held at David W Bull
Pakenham Funeral Home
190 Princes Highway, Pakenham
on Friday 26th August 2022
commencing at 1:30 p.m.
A private cremation will follow.
Should you wish to send your personal condolences
to the family, please leave a message on the
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Great mate to all, always welcoming to new members up at Yabbieland. You are going to be missed by all. Condolences to his family and friends.
RIP Clive xxx
Love
Rocky
Words cannot describe how very sad I am at your passing. I will miss our lunches and coffee immensely. A one in a million friend. Till I meet you and Cheryl again
Emerald
Saddened by the news of Clive`s passing. One of life`s true characters and gentleman, always welcomed new players to his beloved Yabbieland and for those who were fortunate enough to enjoy a “Clive burger” after a day in the field will always remember the smile they were served with. Condolences to family and friends . John Wallin
Clive was a joyful, gentle man who was wonderful company. The world could do with a lot more people like Clive. Condolences to Clive’s family. ❤️
Deeply saddened such a Legend at Yabbie Land, Gentlemen and character always up for a chat. Fond memories of playing Badminton all those years ago at Pakky Upper and KooWee.
Cricket days of socialising far too long after a day at on the pitch.
RIP Legend- Clive x x
Love and hugs to Kenny, family and friends.
Donna & Greg Deken.
farewell to Clive, will miss our phones calls. Condolences to Ken, Harrison and Annie and to all of his friends, the Cricket and football clubs that he enjoyed supporting. 80 years well lived, Rest peacefully my friend.
Thinking of you all Kenny, Annie, Harry and extended family. Thanks for all the visits, love and support we will miss you being around the corner and pressing your door bell that never worked.
We are truely heartbroken for you all and will cherish our memories with you. ❤️ You are one in a million. We love and miss you Clive
We will miss you and all your stories and songs. We will miss your hospitality when we visit Australia, and going fishing with you when you came to New Zealand. Our deepest sympathies to Cheryl’s family and also Kenny and Annie.
Dearest clive, we are heartbroken at your passing. There are no words to truly describe how we feel . You will be greatly missed by not only us but so many others especially Kenny, Annie and Harry. What a big hole is in our hearts. God speed friend until we all meet again.
Rick and Yvonne farina
A true gentleman, a pleasure to have known you Clive.
Clive was a good friend, neighbour and fellow Dees supporter. Condolences to Annie, Kenny and Harrison.
Rick and Steph Cooper.
Shocked to hear the sad news of Clive’s passing. We will miss him calling in for our regular chats about the mighty Dee’s. We enjoyed our car trips to and from the G to watch Melbourne, and Clive and Pete going to the three finals games together in 2018.
Our deepest sympathy to Annie, Kenny and Harrison.
Wendy Rooney and Peter Webb
Very saddened to hear of Clive’s passing. He was a long-standing friend of my father Maric (Max) Gilbert, since their Scouting days around 50 years ago.
Clive made the supreme effort to attend Dad’s funeral last month, which I know would have meant so much to dad.
On behalf of the family our heartfelt condolences go out to Clive’s family.
From Christine Davis.
Clive was such an inspiration to many of us who were involved with the Yabbies cricket club. His razor sharp wit, good humour and wonderful personality will be missed by all who knew him. R.I.P Clive.
Fantastic badminton player and supporter of regional badminton. Fondly remembered.
Clive did so much for for The West Gippsland Badminton Association over many years. We are thankful for knowing a true sportsman. Until we all meet again. Jan & Rosemary Kruizinga.
We are both so sorry to hear of the passing of your beloved Father Clive and Grandfather to Harrison .He was such a good old stick. please accept our sincere condolences.
You were and always will be my greatest friend in Paky and then all of Australia deeply missed see you later
Jim
A great cricket clubman of WGCA and Dees supporter
Clive you were one of a kind!! You were YABBIELAND !!
Im sure today will be a fantastic celebration of your life well lived.
We will never forget the call out of ” Come on Yabbies time for a wicket ” that message was all we needed to be inspired to get the next breakthrough .
We all loved you and always will .
Condolences to Especially Kenny & Annie & extended family.
Im sure a few great stories will be told in your memory later today .
R.I.P Clive ( Silver )
Well my old friend, thanks for the friendship and memories❤️
I would’ve loved to have had one more beer with you but I’ll have it with Ken when I get down that way again!
You will be missed.
To all the family my thoughts and love are with you
The people that read at your service knew you well Clive. I met you when Greg and I visited Melbourne to see our son, daughter-in-law and grandies. We went to a restaurant in Pakenham but I can’t remember the name. You were such a sweetheart and you cared so much for my aunty which was what I cared most about.
Each time you came to NZ you never failed to look us up. You were a breath of fresh air and I loved your enthusiasm and humour.
You may be gone, but like Cheryl, never forgotten.
Arohanui matua,
Lynda and Greg Jobe ❤❤
Clivey was a true gentleman in every sense. I will always have fond memories of the songs and stories told around the tree stump at yabbieland. Condolences to family and friends.
All our love and thoughts are with you all – a beautiful service for an amazing man. Sincere condolences to Ken, Annie, John, Leanne, Colin, Jacqui and families, as well as all the Yabbie family. Clive really made us all family and I will always really treasure the laughs, ditties, cheekiness, that big Clivey laugh and the way that he brought everyone together.
We wish we could be there with you to remember this great man today.
Cheers to you Clive and please give our love to Cheryl. We love you both and you’ll never be forgotten xxx
Annie & Kenny – So sorry on the loss of your amazing and kind Dad xxx He was a beautiful man ❤️
So deeply saddened to hear of Clive’s passing.
I have very fond memories of working with Clive at Valley Graphics.
Condolences to his family.
Rest In Peace Clive.
We tried to phone Clive this morning but number disconnected. A great shock on searching the internet to learn he died last August.
We will always remember him as a ‘top bloke’ when staying with him in Melbourne and having him stay with us here in Newquay, Cornwall when he visited. Such a wonderful, warm, generous man. Meeting the likes of Clive is akin to panning for gold and finding a wonderful, precious nugget. Rest in Peace with your beloved Cheryl.
Tony and Sue (cousin) Mills.
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