REMEMBERING OUR ANGUS
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Our Angus is a talented, very much loved and gentle soul and he lost his life at just 17 years of age in a road traffic accident on Monday 18th June 2018...
Angus will be desperately missed by all of his family and friends.
His infectious character was loved by everyone who had the pleasure of meeting him.
He was a budding gentleman who would not have recognised himself as such. He just treated people with respect and had bad words for no one. He really did have a loving soul.
Angus had many talents, one of which was his music. Everyone enjoyed listening to him playing songs on his guitar, whether it be Oasis, Motorhead, Busted or even the theme tune to Heartbeat.
He was also becoming a very accomplished actor, being a member of Tangmere Players for many years, and also enjoyed writing scripts and songs.
He had a penchant for accents, with his Scottish rivaling the real thing.
Angus worked for a short time at Chichester District Council as a loader, and during this time he became a dear friend to all. You will never meet anyone more proud of their job and he would happily spend time explaining what he did and how he loved being a part of the team there.
Angus enjoyed spending a lot of time at Tangmere Aviation Museum and adored spending time with the old war hero's listening with much patients and interest to their stories. Angus regularly walked around Tangmere aerodrome soaking up the history of this special place. Restoration of Tangmere control tower was also something Angus was very much looking forward to seeing completed in the future.
Angus had a love of the war planes and vintage vehicles and retained an enormous amount of knowledge about many of them..
The world has lost a try star, our handsome, talented boy..
We would like to raise money for a memorial at Tangmere Aviation Musuem, help towards Angus' funeral costs and any remaining funds would go to Saving the Tangmere control tower.
Thank you so very much for any donation large or small.
Angus will be desperately missed by all of his family and friends.
His infectious character was loved by everyone who had the pleasure of meeting him.
He was a budding gentleman who would not have recognised himself as such. He just treated people with respect and had bad words for no one. He really did have a loving soul.
Angus had many talents, one of which was his music. Everyone enjoyed listening to him playing songs on his guitar, whether it be Oasis, Motorhead, Busted or even the theme tune to Heartbeat.
He was also becoming a very accomplished actor, being a member of Tangmere Players for many years, and also enjoyed writing scripts and songs.
He had a penchant for accents, with his Scottish rivaling the real thing.
Angus worked for a short time at Chichester District Council as a loader, and during this time he became a dear friend to all. You will never meet anyone more proud of their job and he would happily spend time explaining what he did and how he loved being a part of the team there.
Angus enjoyed spending a lot of time at Tangmere Aviation Museum and adored spending time with the old war hero's listening with much patients and interest to their stories. Angus regularly walked around Tangmere aerodrome soaking up the history of this special place. Restoration of Tangmere control tower was also something Angus was very much looking forward to seeing completed in the future.
Angus had a love of the war planes and vintage vehicles and retained an enormous amount of knowledge about many of them..
The world has lost a try star, our handsome, talented boy..
We would like to raise money for a memorial at Tangmere Aviation Musuem, help towards Angus' funeral costs and any remaining funds would go to Saving the Tangmere control tower.
Thank you so very much for any donation large or small.
Fundraising team: REMEMBERING OUR ANGUS (2)
Clare Dalgliesh
Organizer
England
Adam Dalgliesh
Team member
