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Beryl said: "Noel and Norma became firm friends of Ron and I and we went on holiday regularly together."

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TWO prison chaplains whose friendship was cemented during the Strangeways riots are to tie the knot in September.

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As Beryl explained: "The waiter put the bread on the table and said jokingly 'don't use the knife on your wife' so Noel turned to me and said 'well, will you be my wife then' and that was it."

Beryl Piper, chaplain to Forest Bank Prison, at Agecroft, will say I do to Noel Proctor, chaplain to the Bury police division, in a ceremony at St Paul's Church, Kersal.

Noel popped the question in December over a romantic meal, but only after being prompted by a waiter.

At the time Noel was married to Norma and Beryl to Ron.

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Beryl and Ron, support he was able to return when Ron died from a brain tumour in 2002.

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Because of their busy schedules, the couple are getting married in September, as that co incides with when they were planning to take a holiday only now it will be a honeymoon.

Beryl moved to Forest Bank four years ago and after he retired from Strangeways, Noel became chaplain to North Manchester General Hospital and official chaplain to the Bury police division.

Celebrating with them on their big day will be Noel's three daughters and Beryl's son and daughter. Beryl said: "The children are absolutely delighted for us and that was always going to be our prime concern.

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Beryl, 65, of Barton Road, Swinton, and Noel, 74, of Moor Lane, Kersal first met 16 years ago when Beryl was setting up the North Manchester Victims Support scheme and Noel invited her to speak to prisoners at Strangeways, where he was chaplain.

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