Andrew Tame (3 Jul 1963 - 4 Oct 2020)

So very sorry to hear of Andrews passing. We were great friends at school and during our late teens discovered the sites and delights of South London together with our small group of friends. What great times we had. I’ll raise a glass to him.

Sleep well matey, a real privilege to have known you. Very best wishes

Remembering the good, fun old days Andy, with fondness.

Remembering the good, fun old days Andy, with fondness.

Andrew

My dear friend and colleague. Your bigger than life personality and cheeky sense of humour will be cherished and missed by the many who knew and loved you. I will always remember you fondly, sleep well my friend x

Andy, You brought so much to everyone one us in so many ways, with tears of laughter and the banter, sharing the good times and bad. Your presence lit every room you entered and now a light has gone from all of our lives.

Everyone one of us will remember something unique that is personal to them but one thing we all agree on is that you had a big heart and loved each and everyone of us and in turn we loved you. You are missed each and everyday. No matter what we do in our lives, we will carry you with us and carry the memories.

Andy, you were not just my Brother-in-Law you were the brother I never had. Thank you for everything you brought into our lives and for caring for my sister Gill and for making Harry what he is today. Harry is you through and through.

Thank you for everything you gave to us.

Sleep well Andy.
John x

Andy, you were Mitcham Rugby Club through and through. Enjoyed every minute with you.

Great memories of games and fantastic tours. RIP Mr. Tame.

Dear Uncle Andy, I will always miss coming down to see you, Auntie Gillian and Harry at Christmas time. You were such a warm and friendly character and had the best sense of humour, never failing to make me laugh. You were such an important part of so many of our lives and will live on forever in our hearts. Thank you for everything Uncle Andy.

Love, Maia

To all of us you were very special, you would always bring laughter and fun, the room would literally light up with your jokes and laughter. You were a decent, good man we will always remember you, you will never be forgotten.

On our messages we put to the roses i said you were my brother not my brother in law, I mean that, you we're so approachable and always had words of advice.

Some people go there whole lives and never experience the kind of love you and Gill had, thank you for loving and taking care of my sister, she will have the most precious memories that she will keep forever. I am so so proud of Harry he is taking care of his mum and we can see so much of you in him.

Dario and Maia love you so much, I remember when Dario was a baby you and Gill were such a support. You have always been there for the two of them. Dario and Maia have great memories of their fun loving Uncle.

I personally remember the young crazy funny as hell Andy. Thank god I dragged my sister to the rugby club and gave you her number.

Thank you for being you we will always love you.

Debs xxxx

A valued friend and colleague x

Dear Gillian and Harry, the world is much poorer without Andy. He was a loving and caring man. Deeply missed by all those whose lives he touched.
I hope they have rugby in heaven!
Love, Steve.

Loved you so much

I will miss you so very much especially your cooking making my daughter so very happy and giving me a beautiful grandson who always makes sure
I am okay another bright star in the sky that I can look up to will always be loved. Dorsey