In the early hours of Sunday June 18th, our lovely Terry died.
Terry lived a full life, enjoying teaching, sport, music and family life and he was loved by all who met him.
Sadly, the prostate cancer began to have an impact on all the things in life that he loved to do and he died at home as he had wanted to, with his wife and daughters by his side.
For the funeral, we request family flowers only please but should you wish to make a donation to one of the three charities that were close to Terry's heart, please see the justgiving pages above.
For catering purposes, please also indicate if you will be attending the funeral and/ or wake by clicking on the ‘Attend Funeral’ button below. If you have any questions, please direct them to Abby Salvadori at abbs.lux@gmail.com
*Update* Terry was dearly loved by many people, but due to limited space at the crematorium and wake venue, we are sadly only able to accommodate up to 120 guests at both. We kindly ask that you please only confirm your attendance on this website if you have received an invitation either directly from Abby Salvadori or by a person who has been specifically asked to forward it to you. Thank you.
Please note that we will be in touch closer to the time with details of how others can join via a webcast link and/ or join us at the wake venue later on in the day. If you have any questions, please direct them to Abby Salvadori at abbs.lux@gmail.com
We thank you all sincerely for your understanding.
Thank you.
For Terry who gave us such fun and laughter. A kind and thoughtful brother in law and uncle to Phil and Stuart. Back with Dennis sharing stories and jokes together with a glass of red in their hands. We have been lucky to have had him in our lives. Happy memories.
Loved and missed by many. X
In memory of Terry. A true inspiration. So many funny times and happy memories.
An essential Grosvenor Park character, will be much missed.
In memory of Terry, who overcame. Always friendly and kind to me.
Dear Carol and your family and friends, we hope it goes smoothly on Monday and you get to say some of your goodbyes to Terry - I can’t imagine all the stories there must be!! We are so sorry not to be there to show our deep respect and condolences in person, but will toast to his memory and legacy from our holiday. Take care, with love Helen, Ed, George and Flo x
For Terry and his love of the world around him xxx
For the love of Fowey!
We met Terry when my son Matthew started school in 1996. Spent many a weekend on the sidelines watching the rugby matches in all weather!
Terry always calm and composed, whilst we cheered the boys on.
He was so friendly and funny.
I met him in TW often and once we had a cuppa and catch up together. He had time to stop to talk to anyone he knew.
Our condolences to his family and friends. 💙
He was a wonderful man who I know will be missed so much, by all. RIP Terry. X
Terry always made me smile and look at life a little differently. Out and about in the street, I looked forward to bumping into him on the way to Tescos, and an encounter would always end in a 'thought for the day', an observation or a joke but always a smile. I knew Terry to be funny, kind, clever, and mischievous. I also got to hear him play the guitar at the GP street party. It was a privilege to know him. I will miss him a great deal.
Lots of great memories of being taught and coached rugby by Terry - a true one of a kind. My heartfelt condolences to all of his family at this time.
An absolute Legend x
Here's to you Terry.Who could have wished for a better friend.X
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