The professional snooker player passed away at the age of 66 in June this year following a battle with monoblastic leukaemia – and was tragically killed by sepsis three months after his diagnosis.A bitter dispute has broken out over the late sportsman’s prized snooker cue as 60-year-old widow Jill Thorne wants to auction it off in aid of Willie’s favourite cancer charity.However, his children from his first marriage to Fiona Walker – twins Tristan and Kieran, 35, and daughter Tahli, 32 – want the piece of sporting equipment to “remain in the family”.There are also said to be tensions over what to do with Willie’s ashes.Jill says she wants to hold a memorial in the UK then spread the ashes, while his children took his ashes to Orrevieja,.
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