Terry Sexton (12 Sep 1938 - 13 Jan 2023)

To Jill and Family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this very sad time. So sorry to hear about lovely Terry.

Barry and I always enjoyed chatting to him, as he had a wicked sense of humour and we enjoyed discussing holidays especially the South of France and food and wine.

He is with his beloved Maureen now and she’s taking care of him x

God bless Terry and his family x
May he rest in peace.. 💙❤️

The Crawley Family xx

I am very sorry to hear the news of terry passing he was a brilliant man, who had a good sense of humour and he was a good friend and I miss the good times, also terry was a brilliant father to his children, I will miss him,, I will pray for terry and his family

One of the nicest men I have ever met and I will always remember the great times and parties we had Beth in the Catholic club and Terry’s home, I will never forget the millennium party party there, we still talk about it all the time, rip Terry and say hi to Maureen xx

The nicest kindest man you are ever likely to meet, had some the best times with Terry, a proper father figure to anyone,As for Maureen broke the mould when he made her,love them both xx

It was a shock to find Terrys obituary on this page….I was sending a message to my dear cousin Sheila who died Christmas Day. Both Ed and I send our deepest sympathy we were neighbours for 40years to Terry Maureen and lovely girls, God Bless you all from Pat Eddy &familyxxxx

A last word my friend ,
When heaven is what you always hoped for, Maureen is waiting for you.
You always called us a virus because you could never get rid off us, so when it is our time we will look for you again.
Thanks for everything.
All our love to you and Maureen.
See you later
Luc & Els

I was incredibly lucky as I had the opportunity to live in Alloa road with Terry and Maureen for more than a year back in 2004. During my time there I spent countless evenings with both of them talking about history, politics, family and overall the humbling stories that both of them had to share about their lives. I will never forget the delicious Sunday Roasts that both of them prepared for sometimes an enormous amount of people.
Their hearts were so generous and full of love that their house (or “La Casa Loca”) as Terry used to call it, was a place where the good energy was constant and everyone felt blessed to be there.
I never saw them as just my “host family”, from the very first day I saw them as my adoptive parents in London and overall as my friends. Terry even attended my wedding where only family and close friends were invited.
Terry and Maureen will always be in a very special place in my heart. May Terry rest in peace and may he bring some good vibes in heaven where he will definitely be happy with her beloved Maureen.

So sorry to hear of Terrys passing away had the pleasure of meeting him a few times in Portugal.My thoughts are with all the family and send condolences
Take Care
Andrew

So sorry to hear about Terry’s passing. My Mum, Una is currently suffering from mild dementia but I will share the sad news with her as they used to be friends through the St. Gertrude’s network in Bermondsey, (choir / guitar playing etc). The Sweeney family with pray for comfort, strength and support to the Sexton family at this very sad time. May Terry’s soul rest in peace. Love, Mike

Dear Tel's girls! Your dad was a great man, full of mischievous fun! And still had a full head of hair! His devotion to your families as a dad and grandad will be forever engraved on all your hearts. You've been very blessed to have had this wonderful man in all your lives. He was a great character and will be missed by everyone who knew him! Sal, Seany and Kei-Kei-dee, we will always be here for you to share your memories of your beloved dad/grandad. Love you Ang, John, Frankie, Poppy, Liam and Mary. Xxx

For Ann and your whole family, Deep sympathy for your loss.