Peter Moore Tributes
This is a page setup for all the people who knew and loved Peter I thought it would be a fitting tribute to let everyone express just how much Peter meant to us all

Ross McLellan (Peter's Web Editor for over 15 years)


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Name: lewis newton
From: essex
E-mail: lewis123456789@hotmail.com 		i met peter when i was 14 at east gate basildon he got me out of trouble with some boys and has been a friend since i been to his house in london many time i will miss u allways peter moore

rest in peace m8 will miss u loads xxxxxx
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Name: Geoffrey Forde
From: London
E-mail: gforde65@hotmail.com 		I meet you last year on Belgrave ward at St.George's and found you a true insipration!!

I will miss you for your great stories and wit.

R.I.P my friend

Geoff and Harbinder x
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Name: tom & daphne benney
From: Angaston South Australia
E-mail: tom benney@bigpond.com 		Gday Peter you will neaver be forgotton by us we are the Tom and Daphne Benney Honorary Town Crier and Honorary Escort Town Crier City of Salisbury South Australia
We met Peter many many times nd had chatters over the telephone and many a Laugh and Oyea Oyea Oyea
Rsst in Peace London will miss you
Tom and Daphne and our Pug Dog called
Australian Champion Kangala Natalie No Nickers
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Name: alan titchard
From: wizard walks in London
E-mail: alan.titchard@btconnect.com 		It was my pleasure to have known and on occassion worked with Peter for over a dozen years.Indeed just weeks before his death we crossed paths in Cecil Court where his rasping voice and bell were perfectly audible a mile away.Always larger than life the old town will not seem the same.Peter,rest in peace and when I come and join you let your bell ring out!
Alan
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Name: Adrian
 Peter, you were a wonderful friend and colleague and i am most saddened to think that you will no longer be around to liven London life and to gossip with me on the South Bank. You lived life to the full my friend and how many can truly say that?
Take care and rest in peace

Adrian
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Name: Imants von Wenden
From: The Eccentric Club, London
E-mail: ima@vonwenden.com 		I have only known Peter for less than a year, we've corresponded, talked on the phone, planning his visit to our club, hoping to meet and, finally, talk face to face, he seemed such a warm person... He was fascinated by what I have told him about the club and was looking forward to our meeting...

It feels that I have lost a great friend, though I have never met him in flesh. Now I know I never will, but he always felt so much bigger than that. He has always been a great spirit embracing everyone who knew him. He will always be with me now as much as with all of you...
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Name: uncle monty
From: south bank
E-mail: thebiggerissue@k.st

 

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Name: Girdhar Sodha,Secretary
From: London (Host) Lions Club
E-mail: pgsodha@aol.com 		We were shocked to lern his passing away at our Club where he was a member from about 1978 until 2008. He had been the President for the year 1981/2.

We would have liked to know more and establish a contact with some one who can advise us more details.
May his soul rest in peace.
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Name: Rose Atkinson
 I often saw Peter around Whitehall, especially when there were special events going on in Trafalgar Square. He was a great character, friendly and a god advert for London and Britain. He will be missed.
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Name: uncle monty
From: south bank
E-mail: thebiggerissue@k.st 		i first met peter five years ago at an official function of the lord mayor of westminster. since then, i've bumped into him here, there, and everywhere around central london and especially at covent garden. it saddens me to hear of his sudden passing. but was delighted to read of the noisy farewell yesterday at st. george's roman catholic cathedral at where his fellow town criers did him rightful honour at his funeral mass. i will shortly write my own little blog story about having known him with much pleasure. truly, uncle monty. +st. sebastian, 2010.
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