The obituary notice of Tim STEPHENSON

I am writing this now because I am really missing your care and great consideration to detail. I very cheekily called you Uncle Tim but I always thought of you as more of a friend than my doctor. You gave me a life that I hadn't previously known and I had no hesitation in having the Clam despite the risks. You were always honest and straight with me. As I am nearing the age you were when you passed, I find myself thinking about you often, mentioning you even more. I really miss you 'Uncle' Tim but you were a great man, played an important part in my life and I am eternally grateful. You had your own share of heartache but you always cared for your patients even when your life was in turmoil. Rest in Eternal Peace always remembered with deep affection

I have thought of you foundly over the years Mr Stephenson, TPS as we all knew you. I lost count of the procedures you carried out in order to help me, but in 1991 you operated and changed my life, or rather gave me a wonderful life, without you I would not be here, of that I'm sure. I will be forever grateful to you. My heartfelt sympathy to your family. You will forever live on in the memory of those who were blessed with your care 🙏

A great man and a great family friend who I owe my life to. We miss you Tim

I Known for some time that we had lost TPS. or God to use he cared for a keep alive for may years. I first met him in 1985 on corey at the old CRI He work with a fantastic team, with Annie(rip) and AL, he operated on me 15 times at the CRI , and again when I found him at the POW at Bridgend. I was the last person he operated on. I OW him everything. Rest in peace and thank you BOSS. Richard Williams Bangor.