LCpl Malcolm Tyler
22144600 Aged 78 Will be sadly missed by his wife Jean, family and friends. Former Life Member of Southampton & District Branch.
Added by: Lt Col Neil Jordan on 26 January 2010.
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So many things we want to say-but no words can express our loss of a very special Dad.
I am so very proud of you my love
Ive known malcolm for 30 years. he has been like a father to me. I respected him and his advise. he was a gentle man but meant what he said. I will miss our chats. God bless you.
My Dad, My friend, My advisor. Now having a well earned rest where no shadows fall.
It is with a heavy heart that I write this short dedication to my younger brother Malcolm. His sense of adventure, inquisitive nature and sense of humour, so prominent and often troublesome during his childhood, stayed with him throughout his adult life. He was a dedicated family man and our frequent phone conversatins across the world always included the joys and mishaps of his children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. I send loving thoughts and great admiration to those close to 'our ... [read more from June Payne]
My dad was a very happy, dignified and sincere person. I can not find enough words to express how happy he made me feel everyday of my life. He told us so many stories of his life in the army which he enjoyed. My dad died how he wanted to, just went to bed for a nice long sleep. A very dignifed end to a very dignifed, and gentle man.
Picture circa 2002 approx
I first met Malcolm at the age of 14 when I met his eldest daughter Christine whom I married in 1972, he was a good and kind prospective father in-law and was an even better father in-law for the last 38 woderful years. Malcolm was one of the nicest gentlemen I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. Angela Phillips writes [27th February 2010]:
Angela
Jean Tyler (widow) writes [23rd February 2010]:
you brightend up our days
you helped so many people
in your own special way
Always With Me
Your Wife
Jean
Philip Barnes writes [17th February 2010]:
phil
Lesley Barnes writes [16th February 2010]:
love your broken hearted yougest daughter.
lesley
June Payne writes [15th February 2010]:
Christine Graham writes [12th February 2010]:
One of his heartbroken daughters,
Christine.
Jeffery Graham writes [12th February 2010]:
Jeffery Graham writes [12th February 2010]:
Jeff Graham
son in-law
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