Tim's Guestbook
Submitted by
Name: Simon Passfield-Taylor
From: UK
Name: Simon Passfield-Taylor
From: UK
Comments:
Tim, I still live in the hope of finding a sick bag that is not already in your extensive collection!
I hope that retirement does not prove to be too boring - a bit different from living your life out of a suitcase.
I'm sure I will see you some day in some far flung part of the globe - if not in Colchester!!
Best wishes for the future - you will be greatly missed.
Simon Passfield-Taylor.
Tim, I still live in the hope of finding a sick bag that is not already in your extensive collection!
I hope that retirement does not prove to be too boring - a bit different from living your life out of a suitcase.
I'm sure I will see you some day in some far flung part of the globe - if not in Colchester!!
Best wishes for the future - you will be greatly missed.
Simon Passfield-Taylor.
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Submitted by
Name: Nigel Freeman
From: UK
Name: Nigel Freeman
From: UK
Comments:
Tim, I know you've been in the bank a longish time, and I'm sometimes accused of being verbose, but I really find myself struggling to try and fill two sides of A4 to say my farewells!! Perhaps I'm required to write two lines for each year of service?
Anyway, I'll keep it short and sweet - in an era of mundane, staccato communications, your nice, long and usually amusing missives from around the world were a breath of fresh air, even though I didn't always agree with the contents!
Tim, have a really great retirement, as far as I'm concerned there most certainly is "life after LTSB", "chill out", enjoy those trips to Sicily, without having to count the days before "going back to work".
Warm regards
Nigel Freeman
(nigelf@blueyonder.co.uk)
Tim, I know you've been in the bank a longish time, and I'm sometimes accused of being verbose, but I really find myself struggling to try and fill two sides of A4 to say my farewells!! Perhaps I'm required to write two lines for each year of service?
Anyway, I'll keep it short and sweet - in an era of mundane, staccato communications, your nice, long and usually amusing missives from around the world were a breath of fresh air, even though I didn't always agree with the contents!
Tim, have a really great retirement, as far as I'm concerned there most certainly is "life after LTSB", "chill out", enjoy those trips to Sicily, without having to count the days before "going back to work".
Warm regards
Nigel Freeman
(nigelf@blueyonder.co.uk)
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Submitted by
Name: Steve Devlin
From: UK
Name: Steve Devlin
From: UK
Comments:
Tim,
When I hear the phrase "a gentleman and a scholar" I'm reminded of you. It has been great working with you over the years and I wish you a long and happy retirement.
Steve D.
Tim,
When I hear the phrase "a gentleman and a scholar" I'm reminded of you. It has been great working with you over the years and I wish you a long and happy retirement.
Steve D.
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Submitted by
Name: Pete Rayner
From: UK
Name: Pete Rayner
From: UK
Comments:
Tim,
Very sorry to see you go, it's been a pleasure working with you. All those stories lost to all - perhaps you could write a book! Have a really enjoyable retirement.
Pete R.
Tim,
Very sorry to see you go, it's been a pleasure working with you. All those stories lost to all - perhaps you could write a book! Have a really enjoyable retirement.
Pete R.
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Submitted by
Name: Wythenshawe Team
From: UK
Name: Wythenshawe Team
From: UK
Comments:
Tim - best wishes from Nigel Lewis.
All the best - Mike Sullivan.
All the very best for the future - Ian Seddon
All the best - signature not identified
Tim - best wishes from Nigel Lewis.
All the best - Mike Sullivan.
All the very best for the future - Ian Seddon
All the best - signature not identified
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Submitted by
Name: David Saker
From: UK
Name: David Saker
From: UK
Comments:
Very best wishes to you and Anna for a long and happy retirement - don't work too hard. I have lots of fond memories of LBI Inspection in Imperial Buildings, and inspections in Paris. Best regards.
Dave S.
Very best wishes to you and Anna for a long and happy retirement - don't work too hard. I have lots of fond memories of LBI Inspection in Imperial Buildings, and inspections in Paris. Best regards.
Dave S.
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Submitted by
Name: IT & E-Commerce Team
From: UK
Name: IT & E-Commerce Team
From: UK
Comments:
Best wishes for your retirement. Jim D'Souza
Best wishes. Phil Jarvis
All the best. Lynda Pond
Best wishes. David Lock
Tim, all the very best for your retirement. Charles Roper
Best wishes (they don't make 'em like you any more!) Graham Milne
Very best wishes. Terry Pusey
Tim, best wishes for your retirement - enjoy! Kath O'Mahoney
Best wishes for your retirement. Jim D'Souza
Best wishes. Phil Jarvis
All the best. Lynda Pond
Best wishes. David Lock
Tim, all the very best for your retirement. Charles Roper
Best wishes (they don't make 'em like you any more!) Graham Milne
Very best wishes. Terry Pusey
Tim, best wishes for your retirement - enjoy! Kath O'Mahoney
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Submitted by
Name: Barry Coleman
From: UK
Name: Barry Coleman
From: UK
Comments:
The end of an era - how will the Oxton act ever be followed? Best of luck.
Barry C.
The end of an era - how will the Oxton act ever be followed? Best of luck.
Barry C.
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Submitted by
Name: Janice Laird
From: UK
Name: Janice Laird
From: UK
Comments:
Wishing you all the very best in your retirement, hope you have a good relaxing time.
Janice
Wishing you all the very best in your retirement, hope you have a good relaxing time.
Janice
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Name: David Lilley
From: UK
Congratulations, and best wishes for a long and healthy retirement.
David L.