Gordon Clubley (1918-2005)

Soldier

Squadron:	A

Civilian

Occupation:	Haulage Contractor
Residence:	Beck Lane, Easington, East Yorkshire (1958-1982), 30, Dimlington Bungalows, Easington.
Birth:	1 Oct 1918 registered in Patrington, East Yorkshire
Death:	27 Oct 2005 at Castle Hill Hospital, Beverley, East Yorkshire
Burial:	3 Nov 2005 at Beverley Cemetery
Marriage:	to Gwendoline Douglas registered Dec 1943 in Holderness, East Yorkshire
Children:	2 sons, 1 daughter

Parents

Albert Clubley	Elizabeth Sedman Irving
Farmer. Lockham Farm, Holderness, East Yorkshire (1939), 'Sundene', Beck Lane, Easington, East Yorkshire (1951). Birth 19 Nov 1880 in Easington. Death 6 Jul 1951 in Easington.	Birth 19 Jul 1887 in Leith, Scotland. Death 3 Jul 1975 registered in Hull, East Yorkshire.
Marriage not found

Notes

Old John's one-man pitch invasion
The late Gordon Clubley remembers an incident involving "Old" John Clubley at a Holmpton Cup Final: "His legs were so bad he had to take a chair with him to every game. Anyway, at the Cup Final he couldn't see what was going on as everybody had moved forward, so we lifted his chair - with him on it - on to the pitch. Then the ref ordered the crowd back and poor old John was left stranded in his chair about twenty yards onto the field of play. Bah, he did wave his stick about that night!"

The Old Easington, Issue 4, July/August 2009