Terence Arthur Hill (23 Nov 1942 - 5 Aug 2020)

Terry! You will always be my awesome older brother . I remember when you took me to your football games when I was little and your mates use to give me money , and you always took care of me . I’m so glad I got to talk to you in hospital, and share our memories. And you told me, you will love me forever and ever , I say I will love you forever and ever too . You will always be in my heart , even though we haven’t seen each other for years .
The showed me you when you were young and you were smiling and that brought me great comfort . I will love you forever, your loving sister Margo ❤️🙏 that’s the name you always called me !

From defying the years at the gym, taking pride in the ones around you & laughing our way through another wet Tuesday night at the City Ground.

Always enjoyed our times together. I'll miss them.

You'll always be an inspiration mate.

Chris.

Distance from family is always difficult. Although we lived in different countries, divided by oceans, you will forever be my uncle. You went out of your way to share your love of football by sending Nottingham Forest jerseys (as we call them in Canada) to your great nephew, which he treasures. Oceans divide our countries but not our hearts. Sending love from Sharon, Emma and Jacob...xo

Will always remember the times we worked together and will be sadly missed .

Although the distance between us was far, will always cherish the memories and the love. Forever in my heart brother love always sister Christine xxx

Although the distance between us was far, will always cherish the memories and the love. Forever in my heart, love always your loving sister Christine xxx

You will always be in my thoughts and prayers. So pleased that we spent some time together when we had the chance. I will miss you Terry.

Our thoughts are with your loved ones at this time. Thank you for your custom over the years.

Thank you for letting me into your life & your home some 40 or so years ago now, for putting up with me practically day in, day out through mine and Terry's school life and for the loan of your dining room table for daily subbuteo tournaments during this time!

Thank you also for teaching me those things they never taught us at school - for "rapid hand brake starts" at the traffic lights and for how to place a "union jack" bet on at the bookies to name but a few....

I look back at happy memories spent in the home watching the footy and the racing on the telly and the laughs we all used to have.

Finally for not using my 1st name in all the years I've known you (I think you know it??!!)

Rest peacefully - WOZ

We used to laugh
We used to talk
We used to shout
We used to share
Never knew how much I would miss that until it was taken away
Love you dad
Terry