
Terry James
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Terry James, RNLI Comunity Manager for South East Anglia sadly died at home on Saturday 30th October after a 4 and a half year fight against cancer. This page has been created for his RNLI family - staff colleagues and volunteers - to share memories and pay respects, that will be shared with his family.
Condolences
Nicola Goodall
I have just watched The Dog House and seen your family story and Harry. I have never been so moved and the strength you have all shown is a testament to an amazing husband and father. Terry came across as a truly wonderful man and i wish you all a very happy future with Harry by your sides. I'm sure Terry will be immensely proud of you all. Much love xx
Amanda Keating
Hi Terry's family, I just watched you telling your story and getting the lovely Harry. I just wanted to say obviously I was in tears listening to your story but with happiness also, what a lovely family and Terry was obviously a special Dad and husband to you, I hope you keep smiling, enjoy Harry.
Lucy Hampson
I'll miss all your fun and laughter. As a newbie to the organisation you were one of the most welcoming individuals, and I will always be grateful to the support you have shown me. Lucy x
Martin Boddy
Our sincere condolences to all of Terry's family and friends from the Basingstoke branch. My committee colleague and I knew him only through the Thames Valley area cluster group meetings he organized at Henley and Knowl near Maidenhead, but the magnificent picture of him says it all. Thanks Terry for all you have done for the organisation.
Sam Johnson
I will miss you Terry. My first memory of meeting you was at a quiz night in a pub in central London - you did a fantastic job of hosting the entire night. Your energy was always infectious! Thank You.
Sally and Norman Daniells
We are the Henley on Thames Branch, We had many jolly meetings with Terry he was a realy lovely guy always smiling even when things were tough. We send our condolances to his family and remember him for his sunny nature and lovely smile. Why does it take away all the good people .xx.
Mary Creedon
My sincere condolences to all of Terry’s family and friends. I was always pleased when I saw Terry’s name on project groups as it was always a laugh working with him. His passion for his job, and everything he did was incredible. I feel privileged to have been able to work with Terry at the RNLI, he was just such a kind, positive and humorous guy. Rest in Peace Terry. You will be missed.
Susan-Mary Spiller
So very sorry to hear that Terry lost his fight against cancer. I met him through cluster group meetings when he was responsible for London and South East Area. He was such a lovely man and his meetings were always very well organized. Sincere condolences to his wife and family on behalf of Crowthorne & Wokingham District Branch RNLI.
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