Norman Woodall
September 6, 2010 | Comments (2)
News has reached us that retired UK crane man Norman Woodall sadly passed away yesterday aged 76. He leaves a wife Janet and daughter Anne Louise.
Woodall joined Hewden Stuart Crane Hire in 1968, retiring in the early 1990's due to ill health. For most of that time he was a director responsible for operations and engineering.
Ray Ledger who worked with Woodall for many years at Hewden said: “ Norman was a crane man through and through and was very highly regarded by fellow employees, customers and crane manufacturers alike for being one of the most genuine and knowledgeable men in the industry.”
The funeral will be held at St Cuthberts church, High Ackworth near Pontefract, West Yorkshire on Monday 13th September at 12:45.
Woodall joined Hewden Stuart Crane Hire in 1968, retiring in the early 1990's due to ill health. For most of that time he was a director responsible for operations and engineering.
Ray Ledger who worked with Woodall for many years at Hewden said: “ Norman was a crane man through and through and was very highly regarded by fellow employees, customers and crane manufacturers alike for being one of the most genuine and knowledgeable men in the industry.”
The funeral will be held at St Cuthberts church, High Ackworth near Pontefract, West Yorkshire on Monday 13th September at 12:45.
