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17:32 Ralph Cordingley had three great loves – his family, golf and music. In his final months he asked for his favourite sheet music to be brought to his nursing home because he couldn’t bear the songs they were singing. Aged 85 when he died, his daughter, Deborah Clarke, is sure if it weren’t for acquiring Covid-19, he’d still be alive today. “There was no reason to believe he wouldn’t have lived longer … he was fully cognitive and smart,” Deborah says. At the same time, though, it’s not about that, not really. “It’s about celebrating them, not just being...
