In loving memory of Peter Temple who sadly passed away on 9th October 2018
Peter was the youngest of 11 children born to Edwin and Mary Temple at London Walk. Pete had two sons David and Robbie and three grandchildren, Toni, Billie and Ronnie.
Pete learnt to drive in the Army where he drove army officials in Paris. He went on to be a Lorry Driver until he retired at the age of 68.
Pete lived with his Partner Sue, who he had been with for 37 years. They lived in a two bedroom house in Catford for 22 years, previously living in Rotherhithe.
Pete did not have many hobbies, but he liked watching sport, he supported Chelsea FC and loved Women's Football. He enjoyed boxing, rugby and athletics. He loved his TV and old films and comedy. He was brilliant at drawing, however could not be persuaded to draw in his retirement, his eyesight was not very good in later years.
Pete loved his holidays, his favourite places being Cyprus, Goa and Dominican Republic. He dreamed of retiring to Cyprus one day.
Over the past four years, Pete suffered ill health which affected his ability to get around.
Donations in memory of the Late Peter Temple who sadly passed away on 9th October 2018. Peter will be sadly missed, may he Rest in Peace xx
Donations made by family and friends of Peter.
You will live on in our memories forever Rest in Peace Pete xxxxx
Dad with my mum back in the day when whistle and flutes were almost compulsory, even for just a few hours in the local pub.....Always up for a sing-a-long too the pair of them ;)
David, I believe we are cousins. My mother was Beatrice Temple and I am her only son. I would live to get in touch. Dr. John Upham
Dad and I sharing a giggle back in the early sixties
My dearest Dad, we never spent an awful lot of time together in your final years, what with the distance between us and my unsocial working hours and shift patterns, but rest assured you were always in my mind and in my thoughts. But I am so pleased I managed to be at your side before God led you away to pastures new. Love always
David x
Dearest Pete, remembering you with laughter and love, times we've shared. Rest peacefully my friend. xxxx
In memory of my dear friend Pete.
I will miss the laughter we shared.....rest peacefully my friend.
Hugs
Loraine and Mike (and Betty Boo) xxxx
Pete, you were always so kind to me, and so much fun. Love you so much, and miss you. I hope you are not in pain and enjoying sitting at the bar, with a beer, in another world. I wish we had had more time together, but the time we had was precious, and thank you for that. Always much love Loraine. xxx
3 generations of Temples X
RIP. Memories ❤ xxx
Remember you with fond memories Peter, always laughing and joking. R.I.P thinking of the good times. Love Sandra. xx
Dad with my mum back in the day when whistle and flutes were almost compulsory, even for just a few hours in the local pub.....Always up for a sing-a-long too the pair of them ;)
Dad and I sharing a giggle back in the early sixties
3 generations of Temples X
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