It is very sad to report that Lucian Nethsingha died peacefully on Friday 12th February. Lucian was at a local hospice in Cambridge, but retained his sense of humour and optimism to the end. He had been watching Test Match Cricket on the day he died.
The Old Choristers Association expresses sincere condolences to his son and daughter, Andrew and Alison.
Many of us remember his time at Exeter as Organist and Master of the Choristers, from 1972 until his retirement in 1999. Happy memories will live on.
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Photo: Jane and Lucian at the 2006 Centenary reunion at St Michael's Tenbury. [source: https://www.smcsociety.co.uk/reunion-2006/]
Reunion - Easter 2021Message from the ECOCA Chair, Charles Roberts - link.
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 Photo: Emma Solley Photography, Exeter |
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