The obituary notice of Terry CLARKE

It’s with the deepest sympathy that I have lost such a great butty, having known him for
43 years. They broke the mould when Clarkey was born and he was such a special friend and he would do anything for anyone. If you was broke down in Aberdeen and you rang Terry he would say I am leaving the house now kid. He wasn’t very good when it came to directions but if it took him 3 days to get to Scotland he would never let you down and you could always rely upon him, because he was a true friend to all those people that knew him. Terry you will be greatly missed by everyone that knew you and you will leave an huge void to your family, friends and everyone else that knew you. I would like to pass my condolences on to all the family and you had a Dad in a Million. He absolutely idealised his Children and Grandchildren, and wouldn’t allow the wind to blow on them.

RIP my old butty and I apologise that I want be allowed to be at your funeral because of the Covid-19 virus, and your such a large family there want be any space for your friends.

God Bless, RIP and don’t try and sell off the Pearly Gate’s in Heaven for scrap to earn a few quid.

Terry it’s a great shame that there wasn’t more people in the World who were like you butt, and who would help anyone out at a drop
of an hat, and that’s why you were so liked and loved by everyone that knew you.

RIP and God Bless from Andrew Williams (A J) - Abigail - Jessica and Todger (Alex).

I will never find the word to describe what this man meant to me. I heard the song on the radio today whatta
What a man, what a man, what a man,
What a mighty good man
Gotta say it again now
What a man, what a man, what a man,
What a mighty good man
He's a mighty mighty good man
What a man, what a man, what a man,
What a mighty good man
Yes he is
What a man, what a man, what a man,
What a mighty good man