Terry Michael Dell (8 Sep 1944 - 15 Jul 2015)

Hello Janet,
Very long time no see. Providence took me to Terry's obituary and very sad to hear of his passing. Happy memories of you both when working at Engineering Surveys... I remember the flat in Portland...

Thanking everyone for your flowers and cards of kind words and memories of Terry will not be forgotten. Thank you again for your kind donations and for giving Terry a good send off. I have placed some of his ashes in with a white rose bush called Tranquility, which has been repotted and bought by his son Steven. The rest of the ashes I have taken down to Brighton, where Steven lives and where Terry always wanted to live. Steven and I scattered Terry's ashes in the sea there. Love, Janet.

You will never be forgotten, you live on through our memories, love you grandad <3

As a school boy my Dad would quite often take me on his surveying jobs during my school holidays, and one in particular was a place called Deal in Kent, where I was allowed to go down a working mine which he had to survey. I got to meet some of the men who were working on the coal face using picks and shovels in cramped conditions. It was just an exciting experience that probably no other 14 year old would ever see.
He has done so much for me. Miss you Dad x

A much loved, amazing and special person, Dad, missing you terribly, you will always be remembered.xxx

We hope the fishing is as good where your going , happy memories

Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal x

Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal x

Uncle Terry always put a smile on my face and will continue to do so whenever I think about him x

Terry had a larger-than-life personality, with a great sense of humour to match. A good friend who is sadly missed. My thoughts are with Janet and the family at this very sad time.

Dear Jan, We want you to know that you are in our thoughts and prayers at this time. We'll try to be there for you in the days ahead

Fond memories on holiday with Janet and Terry when Terry would stop the car and say ( Take a picture Janet ) of a scene he would like to paint. It has become a catchphrase and often when out with our camera we will say ( take a picture Janet ) Rest in peace Terry Bob & Garaine

Fond memories on holiday with Janet and Terry when Terry would stop the car and say ( Take a picture Janet ) of a scene he would like to paint. It has become a catchphrase and often when out with our camera we will say ( take a picture Janet ) Rest in peace Terry Bob & Garaine

I will always remember my cousin Terry fondly and have wonderful memories of times we spent together during our younger years. Especially when he visited his Grandmother, Aunt & Uncle in Reading, even turning up once in a Reliant Robin car and also the times when I stayed in Hove with him and his Mother.
My thoughts are with you Janet and family during his sad time.
Mary

Terry you were a great painting pal always keen to learn & a talented watercolour sky man.

Terry, what a guy! He came to work in Scotland as the Parks Department's manager. Many hours of work were spent I the cafe across from HQ with the inevitable coffee and sigarettes. Sadly missed and will never be forgotten. Jan, I wish you and your family strength in the months to come. Thea and Robin x

Entering the door of The Way Fellowship proudly every week with a smile and a steaming hot home-made casserole held with a teatowel and asking us all to have a sniff and tell him what the secret ingredients were, if we were in difficulty then he would offer us cryptic clues !!!

When someone that you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure. Author unknown.

D ad i will love you forever. I couldnt ask for a better dad. Hugs xx