Barrie Tingley (11 Dec 1969 - 29 Mar 2024)

I knew Barrie primarily from the train to Liverpool Street, and along with other fellow commuters, we all happily shared many a tale and much banter with Barrie, and maybe a drink along the way. I will remember Barrie with great fondness, and I send his family and friends sincere condolences.

I have many fond memories of our time working together . Lots of laughs with your infectious sense of humour . XX

Sleep well, Barrie x

God bless, Barrie x

At rest now Barrie ❤️ we hope you found peace. Lots of love Lesley and Dave xx

Barrie, Hadn’t seen you much in recent years as you had moved away a while back. Dave and I always remember the light hearted, often comical comments and banter that you would make whilst over the cricket club back in the 80’s and 90’s. You were around 17 then - full of fun and always up to something with that wonderful smile. You will always be remembered Barrie.
Rest in Peace. God Bless.
Joyce & Dave

You will be sorely missed by us all and you are one of the few people that could make people laugh all the time, gutted 💔 RIP Badger x

In memory of our colleague and friend Barrie Tingley

"Take Me Home, Trafford Road" you always know to wind me up

Barrie, once met never forgotten. I will never forget you or the nearly 30 years of friendship. Sorry I can’t be there today to say farewell but will be thinking of you. Rest in peace bud. Love Simon and Helen

Missing my hug on the tee, the banter on the course and the company off it. You will me missed by us all badger, our lives were better for having you in it. Rest in Peace our friend. The Brittain family. X

Barrie, I never told you this but I kinda wanted to be like you when I grew up. You were good at football and cricket and even looked good with a mullet. Even though you drove a bogey green chevette and supported the wrong team me and Stef admired you so much as young impressionable kids. A hit with the ladies, a natural sportsman and always great fun to be around. I had the pleasure of playing golf with you in recent years and you were great company on and off the course even if you did drive the ball like Miss Daisy. “Oh you got hold of that one!” you would say on my practice swing with perfect timing. Always asking about me and my family, it’s rare for people to genuinely take an interest in others lives these days, but you always seemed to care. Nobody can imagine your internal struggles and for that reason alone I admire you ever more. I hope now you have found peace. You will always be in our hearts. RIP to my best mates brother and my pal, you made a positive mark on many, I just hope you realised that. You will be hugely missed x