Death
Walkinshaw died on Sunday 12 December, 2010, aged 64, from complications arising from cancer. He is survived by his first wife Elizabeth and their son Fergus, and his second wife Martine and their sons Ryan and Sean. Walkinshaw's memorial service was held at Gloucester Cathedral on 4 February 2011.
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