RIP Capt. Sir Tom Moore

[Broch]

Very sad; condolences to all his family.
A true hero of today

 

[baggins]

A loss of a proper hero. He will be morned by the whole country i'm sure.

 

[Laurentius]

We owe so much to him and his generation.

 

[John Fenna]

A damned shame - a good man gone too soon!

 

[henchy3rd]

A true gent, a true hero, he made me feel like the world was put right.
Acts off kindness beyond belief.
lest we forget.

 

[Fadcode]

Sad end to a truly wonderful person
Rest Well Tom
Condolences to his family and Friends.

 

[TeeDee]

Condolences indeed to his family.

He left this world at the age of 100 , a very good innings I think , and achieved much in his life to be proud of - obviously raising such an amazing amount of money to be used for so much good which he ultimately succumbed to.

I know we use words such as 'sadness' when it comes to the passing of one soul - but I think when they have led a very long , rich , charitable and heroic life then maybe its not sadness that we should immediately run to as an emotion but admiration in a long life well lived.

Rest easy Sir - Your time has been well served.

 

[chimpy leon]

He will be remembered for many, many years to come. A true hero of our time. Rest in peace Sir Tom.

 

[Seagull]

The bugle has ceased now, for Captain Tom. What a most grand old fellow. Shabash, Capt. Tom, Shabash!
Many salutations to You.
Ceeg

 

[Toddy]

There's a Runrig song, "The Old Boys", that comes to mind.

A good life, a long life, well lived, right to the end.

RIP Capt. Tom

 

[Allans865]

RIP Captain Tom Moore

Stand easy Sir

From an ex Sapper

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[Paul_B]

The biggest legacy of his comes from the people he's inspired. Like that young autistic lad with a condition where he struggles to walk with a frame who has done walkingchallenges and earnt over £100,000 for charity after seeing Captain Sir Tom. He won a SPOTY prize and got to meet sir tom as well.