Also known as: Jeff.
Jeffrey joined the London Fire Brigade in 1956 and first served at Soho. During his career he was promoted to the rank of DO2 before retiring in January 1986, where he continued to be a Magistrate in Bexleyheath before retiring with his wife Margaret to Wiltshire, where he continued his many and varied interests including Parish Councillor, school governor and his passion for golf and bowls. Sadly in Febuary 2007 Jeff finally succumbed to throat cancer. He is greatly missed by his loving wife Margaret and his family and all his friends.
Added by: Margaret Townley on 4 November 2009.
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Another christmas comes and you are no here with us how we miss jeff,,he was a lovely kind thoughtful man loved his family friends enjoyed life to the full valued life and was a pleasure and fun to be with how we all miss the laughs we miss you R.I.P. Vivx Two year have passed since jeff left us, but when he first came into our family i was not very happy as i felt he was taking the place of my god father, but in time i changed my mind about jeff and i started to love him very much and he was loved by the family as well.He was there with his words of wisdom and to say the right things when needed, but in later live both him and Margaret helped me when i needed it, and i feel now if he had not said some special words i would not be where i am today. Jeff made me see the light over the years, and that i will forever greatfull, and even now i can hear him telling me what to do, if im having a bad day. So last of all i would like to say Thankyou to a wonderfull brother-in-law and Husband to my sister Margaret, we will never forget you love you always Tracey xxxxxxxx It Does Not Take A Special Day jeffrey Townley was not only my brother in law he was my friend, someone who would help and advise me with any problems i might have i could always count on his honesty,integrity,guidance and suppout he was a kind and loving man with a strong passion for family,duty and life a Real Gentleman i could never thank jeffrey enough for being such a wonderful husband and friend to my sister margaret for so meny years i will not stop missing Jeffrey in the passing of the years he will always pop in and out of my thoughts from time to time and thats always a good thing. The one thing i will truly miss about jeffrey is his laugh i would like to hear my friend laugh again and shake his hand and one day i will until then i have my memories. with love always Bulldog. Tracey Brady writes [21 December 2009]:
love
Tracey x
Vivienne Regler writes [7 April 2010]:
Tracey Brady writes [9 November 2009]:
Lilian & William Pike writes [5 November 2009]:
To Bring Your Face Back To Our Minds
Because Dear Jeffrey A Special Man
You Were Brave, And Extremely Kind
Silent Thoughts & Secret Tears
Will Stay With Us For Years & Years
An Inspiration To Us All
With Talent Like No Other
A Great MATE A Wonderful Man
Who Was More Like A Brother
We Know You Left This World To Soon
Tough Mate We See You Through The Moon
The Promise We Made You Will Always Be
In Our Hearts Our Thoughts & Our Memories
All Our Love To A Fantastic Man
Lil & Bill Your Mate (The Old G)
Ray Conway writes [5 November 2009]:
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