There really isn’t just a few words to say about Tony; could write a book about him and his life. His early years were hard, but he wasn’t.
Tony was tender and loving to his wife and children and the many grandchildren and great grandchildren as they joined the family.
I have so many precious memories of him, especially on Jan and Tony’s visits to us in Canada. At the beach after we had docked our houseboat and he was sure he had discovered silver in the rocks. Our holiday in upstate New York int he boat house cabin rental. Tony and Jim playing chess while Jan and I thought of all the silly things she could write in postcards back to her family and friends.
Jim and I will carry those memories in our hearts as long as we live.

Our love and empathy to you Jan and all your lovely family members.

Most of us have only known Tony for a few short years since he joined our local Games Group with Jan. Little did we realise how lucky we were but sometimes in life you have the opportunity to meet someone who has a great impact on you. Tony was certainly one of those people. Friendly, kind, caring, thoughtful, interesting, compassionate, funny – the list goes on. However, one of our group members has summed him up perfectly – ‘he was like a spark of sunshine – his smile lit up the room and the day just felt better for him being there.’ Tony, you will be so missed by us all – it has been a privilege to have known you. Love and sympathy to Jan and the family at this sad time.
From All at the Board Games Group.

We will miss your smiling face and cheerful outlook. Our eternal Peter Pan.
Lots of love till we meet again

Wendy and Eric xx