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Captain Tom Moore (ed. RIP)

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  • McBobbinMcBobbin
    Rest in peace. What a genuinely decent man
  • SillybillySillybilly
    RIP Sir Tom 
  • SoundAsa£SoundAsa£
    edited February 2021
    Oh Christ.......a more perfect example of an “Old School English Gentleman” you couldn’t ask for.
    RIP.......Sir Tom......RIP.
  • heckington_redsheckington_reds
    Will go down in history regarding his efforts during this crap times we are in.
    RIP.
  • charltonbobcharltonbob
    edited February 2021
    Fell ill with pneumonia after returning from a Christmas holiday to Barbados, you have to wonder what his family were thinking of taking him out there. Ok it was something he wanted to do but what a price to pay. RIP Sir Tom

    Edit I guess a terrible position to be in, he wanted to go do they deny a 100 year old man a "last wish" ?
  • hoof_it_up_to_bentyhoof_it_up_to_benty
    A very decent man who lifted spirits with his efforts during this awful time. RIP
  • SolidgoneSolidgone
    Bless him. Thanks Sir Tom RIP. 
  • Rudders22Rudders22
    Have had tears during eyes since this news.  What a legend. What a man. What an Inspiration he was and a true gentleman. His positivity kept me gong last  year and that amazing fundraising fr the NHS.  How cruel that he was nearly at deaths door in recent years but it has been covid that has taken him.  There should be a statue for him in Trafalgar Square. I will never forget the words "tomorrow will be a better day", and my glass is never half empty, it is half full".  He has inspired so many people in such a dreadful time. So glad he got to receive a letter from Dame Vera Lynn and a knighthood from the queen, RIP in fell with Vera Lynn, another treasure 
  • Rob7LeeRob7Lee
    RIP, on the 13th anniversary of my mum passing  :(
  • hoof_it_up_to_bentyhoof_it_up_to_benty
    Rob7Lee said:
    RIP, on the 13th anniversary of my mum passing  :(
    Difficult day for you. Best wishes.
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  • rananegrarananegra
    RIP. A decent, ordinary man who did an extraordinary thing. 
  • stop_shoutingstop_shouting
    RIP Sir Tom and thank you for raising our spirits.
  • carly burncarly burn
    RIP Sir Tom

    A shining light in a sea of s**t
  • ValleysarrValleysarr
    Very sad indeed. 
    That trip to Barbados seems a strange one indeed ? 
  • cblockcblock
    RIP Sir Tom, a true national hero.
  • red10red10
    God bless him, a lovely man. RIP Captain Sir Tom
  • philcafcphilcafc
    RIP Sir Tom
  • CarterCarter
    Rest in peace Captain Tom 
  • HuskarisHuskaris
    RIP, what an inspiration, and what a great final year. 
  • killer kishkiller kish
    RIP Captain Tom
    A true hero 
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  • North Lower NeilNorth Lower Neil
    Chris_from_Sidcup said:
    The Barbados trip was a few weeks before christmas so legal as there was no lockdown then.

    Can't deny a 100 year old guy the trip of a lifetime. British Airways and the Barbados tourist board paid for him and his family to go as a thank you for his efforts.
    And you could argue he was probably just as likely to catch it from a family member picking it up in the UK with our high rates as he was on the trip.

    Why not go for it, not many chances left.
  • Davo55Davo55
    I never thought I'd be in tears of grief over the passing of a 100 year old man I'd never met. Choked. Perhaps it's because his death is a symbol of all the lives lost that are weighing heavily on all of us.

    RIP Captain Tom. An amazing man and an example to everyone.
  • palarsehaterpalarsehater
    very sad times atm they wont last forever i hope. 

    as others have said a beacon of light in these shitty times. 
  • McBobbinMcBobbin
    charltonbob said:
    Fell ill with pneumonia after returning from a Christmas holiday to Barbados, you have to wonder what his family were thinking of taking him out there. Ok it was something he wanted to do but what a price to pay. RIP Sir Tom

    Edit I guess a terrible position to be in, he wanted to go do they deny a 100 year old man a "last wish" ?
    You know what, I'd like to think that if I was 100 I'd go to Barbados. He wasn't going somewhere with a high virus risk.
  • charltonbobcharltonbob
    McBobbin said:
    charltonbob said:
    Fell ill with pneumonia after returning from a Christmas holiday to Barbados, you have to wonder what his family were thinking of taking him out there. Ok it was something he wanted to do but what a price to pay. RIP Sir Tom

    Edit I guess a terrible position to be in, he wanted to go do they deny a 100 year old man a "last wish" ?
    You know what, I'd like to think that if I was 100 I'd go to Barbados. He wasn't going somewhere with a high virus risk.
    Apart from an airport & a sealed aircraft.

    Yes I hope his family are happy that he was able to enjoy a last holiday rather than thinking going was the result of his passing.
  • charltonbobcharltonbob
    Chris_from_Sidcup said:
    The Barbados trip was a few weeks before christmas so legal as there was no lockdown then.

    Can't deny a 100 year old guy the trip of a lifetime. British Airways and the Barbados tourist board paid for him and his family to go as a thank you for his efforts.
    As I said a terrible decision for his family to have to make. Whether legal or not it's a very high risk to take for somebody of that age in ill health.
  • cabblescabbles
    6pm clap for him tonight 
  • MuttleyCAFCMuttleyCAFC
    Chris_from_Sidcup said:
    The Barbados trip was a few weeks before christmas so legal as there was no lockdown then.

    Can't deny a 100 year old guy the trip of a lifetime. British Airways and the Barbados tourist board paid for him and his family to go as a thank you for his efforts.
    I see it that way. he was 100 and he had something on his bucket list he had the opportunity to do. If he didn't do it then, he may never have done it. 
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