Roger Tunnicliffe (14 Mar 1948 - 20 Jan 2026)

In loving memory of a man who helped build my career.

Our condolences to Roger's family and friends at this difficult time. So many heartfelt messages and memories shared on Roger's tribute page.

On behalf of all the patients and staff at St Leonard's Hospice thank you for kindly choosing to donate to the Hospice, in memory of Roger. We are forever grateful for the generosity that is shown to us, without which the work of the Hospice would not be possible. Thank you for honouring the memory of Roger in such a thoughtful manner and in turn, helping us to continue caring for others.
With warmest regards,
Amanda
In Memory Fundraiser and Supporter Care
St Leonard’s Hospice

A truly lovely man. Sending so much love to all who were closest to him.

Abi, Ben, Henry & Rupert 🤍

What a wonderful life he lived! Sending so much love to his wonderful family xx

Many fond memories of working with Roger at Lambert Smith Hampton. Such a kind man with a heart of gold. You will be greatly missed. Sending condolences to his much loved family. Thanks for all the laughs Rog! Xx

With deepest sympathy on the loss of Roger

“I’ll put that in my book” says Rog with a twinkle, is my resounding memory of a wonderful man. Will miss him but have very fond memories x

Roger was a smashing bloke to work with - even when we were representing different sides in the discussion. Always kept the best interests of "the railway" to the fore.

Roger was one of lifes true gents and a pleasure to work for all those years ago. Remembered fondly with the upmost respect and thanks.

My condolences to his family.

I have such good memories of Uncle Roger, he’s always been such a kind and caring person. I always loved a chat with him and he had a really fun, witty side to him. He will be missed so much but never forgotten.

Uncle Roger was such a genuine supportive and kind gentleman so difficult to sum him up in a few words always loved to visit and to see you both when you visited. Will be greatly missed and fondly remembered xx

Sincerest condolences for the loss of Uncle Roger. He was a true gentleman who always had time for a chat at family events. Such fond memories of this lovely man who will be sadly missed by all the family .. Sending all our love to Aunty Sylvia, Richard, Nick and Martin at this heartbreaking time, Ian and Sallyanne xx

Just before we moved in to our house, we posted a note through Roger and Sylvia’s door asking them what we were getting into. Roger’s reply was kind, considerate, helpful, and let us know that whatever else, we could expect lovely neighbours.

One of our lasting memories is chopping down a sycamore that had got out of hand with Roger’s help. After a lot of jokes and a lengthy discussion between Christopher and Roger about whether or not its fall would hit the boundary fence between our gardens, the tree finally came down. Luckily, it came nowhere near the fence but it whisked past Roger’s face by a few centimetres as he and Christopher jumped back faster than I would have thought possible!

We loved having Roger and Sylvia as our neighbours and we’ll miss him very much.


All our love,

Paul, Ali, Indie, Saul and Christopher.

“ It’s so much darker when a light goes out than it would have been if it had never shone” - John Steinbeck Dear Sylvia our deepest condolences. Marzena & Berwyn