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Timothy Ewart Lander

Published on 11/02/2021

LANDER Timothy Ewart Tim passed away peacefully on 1st February 2021, aged 60 years. Adored husband of Paula and proud father of Keira and Thomas. Beloved brother and uncle and son-in-law. Friend to many. Tim was hugely respected and will be a great loss within the local farming community. Private funeral. Donations if desired in lieu of flowers to be made in Tim's name, to Prospect Hospice, Wroughton. Please send care of A Slade & Son, 35 Dyer Street, Cirencester. GL7 2PP Tel: 01285 656336 "You'll never walk alone"

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Quentin Tailford February 15th, 2021
My personal memories of this charming man range from picking giant mushrooms on the farm early mornings to playing every kind of sport at secondary school (together and against each other) to re-connecting in phase two of our lives (together with Paula and Caroline) to sharing a fabulous themed holiday to Florida with our amazing younglings (Keira and Addison chatting and pootling on the go karts) to Paula working with me (what a super colleague) to Tim being a founder of the Fairford Plus de Quarante 5-a-siders (first pick for any Captains) to the Lander family supporting me through MY time of losing Caroline (to the same cruel disease) and of course sharing a love of Simply Red (the last time at The Royal Albert Hall in one of their final tours). That love was somewhat forced upon us all by Tim but WOW what wonderful times.
The Lighthouse family weekend in Bournemouth was special too - Funky Free Range Eggs !!
The only area I can remember disagreeing with Tim on was the RED in Simply Red - United v Liverpool of course.
Much love Paula and Keira and Thomas at this horrid time for you.
Quentin xx