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Robert Seddon, or Bob, to his friends, had lived with his wife Patricia and a semi-detached home for over 20 years on Clough Avenue in Sale, Greater Manchester.

They had been married for over four and a half decades and were described as a quiet and

unassuming couple by their neighbours. Before moving to Clough Avenue, Robert and Patricia

had first settled in Timperley Ultringham with their son and daughter Stephen and Leslie.

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