Anthony Morter (9 Jun 1943 - 25 Mar 2024)

Sadly, I never got to know Anthony although I was enormously fond of his mother and father. Molly, who was my father’s cousin, had the Petrie trait of a great sense of humour and it is clear that Anthony inherited that. With sympathy and best wishes.
Philip

RIP🙏 Uncle Antony. I had the privilege and pleasure to meet you in 2004. We had lovely trip together in Beijing and couldn’t be happier to come your extended family in China. I wish we could have more time. You will be missed.

We have many lovely memories of travels with Anthony and Alyson with my late husband Reg and myself. Anthony was indeed a fun-loving friend and will be greatly missed by many. With love to Alyson and all the family. Barb Chapman and husband Richard xxxx

Rest in peace love Maggie Robert Kathleen Harry

Although I only met Anthony after he’d been diagnosed with dementia, it was clear that he was a lovely gentleman. Always very dapper, with a cheeky smile and a great sense of humour. It was a pleasure to have known him, albeit not for long enough. I’ll be thinking of Alyson and your family on Thursday. Sending you all my love. Gabrielle x

In loving memory of Anthony Morter x

Anthony, you will be sadly missed. We will always remember you with much love & for your fondness of a good ale or two!

Sending love to you all.

Thinking of Felicity and family at this difficult time and hoping you find comfort in the wonderful stories you hear and memories. Xx

From Jukka and Anne
Anthony was loyal and dear friend who was a a fantastic support and mentor in all things related to IAT. But most importantly he was a real Gentle-Man who will be missed by all who knew him.
RIP Anthony

Many happy memories of our youth spent drinking and playing with old cars and mopeds

My favourite memory of times in Morts company were Friday nights beer in the mid 80's, after work at ARC SE Surfacing, at the Bull in Wrotham. We found so much to laugh about despite the weeks trials and tribulations! RIP Mort!

I first met Anthony at an “airline” party in approximately 1974. It transpired that we had grown up within about 1/4 of a mile from each other, and our mothers were friends, we had some friends in common but had never met until then! Fast forward 3 years later and Anthony was best man at my wedding to a close friend of his, then godfather to my son Oliver. Anthony met his soon to be lovely wife Alyson and I have such happy memories of much fun and many laughs together.
Anthony, you were a very special person, kind, caring, loyal and with a tremendous sense of humour…Rest in Peace.

In memory of Anthony who grew up in the same small town as I did by the sea, and to the RNLI who do such courageous and tireless work.

We could never forget Anthony, he was that sort of guy. Most days I think of him.

With happy memories and much love

Rest in peace

I first met Anthony in 1971 in London before working with him in Brunei on Brunei International Airport for Tarmac Roadstone laying the asphalt surface. He was the senior supervisor and I looked after the office. Both of us and another colleague Gerry lived together on site in a converted portacabin. We again worked together in Hongkong on various contracts. We knew each other well and he and Alyson came to my wedding in 1988. We have kept in touch through Christmas cardsbut we had not see each other for some time.

We are sorry for your loss and thinking of you at this time.
Love Nick and Lucie