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Gerald Drew

Published on 08/02/2023

DREW Gerald From Worcester Passed away peacefully on 7th January 2023. Beloved brother of Janet. Loving Uncle to Susan and David. Great Uncle to James and Sam and Great Great Uncle to Alba. Retired teacher at the Chantry Martley Worcester. Funeral service to take place at St John in Bedwardine Church on Tuesday, 21st February 2023, at 11:30. Family flowers only please. Donations, if so desired, will be gratefully received for the Alzheimer's society will be greatly missed by family and friends. All enquiries C/O CO-OP Funeral Directors, Lowesmoor Worcester.

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Tracey Healey April 15th, 2024
So sad to hear if Mr Drew’s passing. He was my favourite teacher and did nothing but encourage me to produce my best work every time . I’ve often thought of him over the years with great fondness.
Some people manage, in a quiet way, to make a big impact during their lifetimes . Mr Drew was one of those people. A very kind man . RIP Mr Drew
Ken January 14th, 2024
Sad to read of the passing of Gerry Drew. He was a much respected Colleague during my time on the Staff at the Chantry School. We undertook numerous School Events and Overseas Travel together. His contribution to Teaching was excellent and he will be missed by many of his past Pupils and Colleagues
Ken Powell
14 January 2024
Andrea Perks February 21st, 2023
Mr Drew also taught me English , 1975 -1980 at the Chantry .
He , for me , is one of those outstanding teachers you never forget
I have often quoted and remembered things Mr Drew taught me .
Thank you so much.
Rest in peace.
A Fletcher
Iron-heart February 11th, 2023
So sorry to hear this sad news, Mr Drew taught me at the Chantry when it first opened in 1963 (60 years ago) he was a good man and well respected..
Margaret Layland February 9th, 2023
A lovely man, a true gent and an outstanding teacher. Thank you Sir for all that you taught me. RIP.