In loving memory of
James Maxwell Townshend
23rd February 1943 - 31st December 2021
In loving memory of Max Townshend who sadly passed away on 31st December
Details of the funeral are provided here – please feel welcome to leave a personal tribute and click the button below to RSVP:
FUNERAL SERVICE
The funeral service will be held at 12pm on Tuesday 25th January at Clandon Wood Natural Burial Ground
Directions for those who are attending are provided below. The venue politely requests that face coverings are worn. The service will be webcast live and details of how to access this are provided below. There will be a reception in the Pavilion at Clandon Wood after the service.
WATCH THE LIVE WEBCAST ON THE DAY
The webcast will be viewable above – or you can watch it directly on YouTube
HOW TO GET THERE
Address:
Clandon Wood Natural Burial Ground
Epsom Road
West Clandon
Guildford
Surrey
GU4 7FN
Directions:
Clandon Wood is within easy reach of the A3 and M25. Clandon station is a 25 minute walk and Guildford station is a short taxi ride away.
From the A3 coming from London: take the B2039 / B2215 (A247) exit off the A3, then take the second exit from the roundabout onto the Portsmouth Road (B2215). This road takes you through Ripley – eventually you will reach a roundabout, take the first exit onto the A247 Clandon Road. Continue on this road driving through West Clandon, then turn left onto the A25 and the entrance to Clandon Wood Natural Burial Ground will be on your left.
Alternative route from the A3: take the Burpham/Merrow exit, then turn left into New Inn Lane just after the BP petrol station signposted towards Merrow, then turn right onto Park Lane B2234 and then turn left onto the Epsom Road A25 signposted towards Dorking and Leatherhead. The entrance to Clandon Wood Nature Reserve and Burial Ground will be on the left hand side after one mile, signposted Clandon Wood Natural Burial (do not take the earlier Clandon Park turnoff).
TRIBUTES
Max: It has been a blessing to have known you for the past 30+ years. You are sorely missed.
Dan Meinwald
Uncle Max was one of a kind . A wonderful mix of intellect and impish fun . We will all miss you very much . Love Dean , Karen , Rigby and Sam
Dean & Karen Jones
It has been a privilege to be part of your circle Max. Thanks for the many hours of laughter. Both you and Sue have and always will be held close in our hearts. ‘ROC’ on Sir…your legacy goes on xx
