Christopher Limm (7 Aug 1957 - 5 Jan 2021)

Still hard to believe you are gone Chris .. it was always around this time of year that we would be in touch to arrange our holiday to Portugal to meet you & Keara .. we had some great times with you & will never forget your kindness & of course some of the beautiful restaurants that you introduced us to in Quinta do Lago! You made us feel so welcome when we visited you in Wimbledon .. such a great weekend! One of life’s true gentlemen! It was a pleasure to know you Chris x

We will never forget you Chris, you will be for ever in our hearts

Such sad news. RIP Chris

Chris, you hold such fond memories in my heart.
Firstly, through business, where you were the most wonderful boss I ever had; always imparting your experience and wise words, always rewarding success and making business fun.
Secondly, personally, all those games and invauable post-game drinks where you were a strong mentor figure for me. It makes me smile and cry at the same time to think we never played again, when after three years I took a victory. I can still picture your flustered face and recall your colourful language.
Cherished moments. Never to be forgotton.
Big love to you and your family
Duncan

I wont forget you!

I loved working with Chris during a collaboration at CCT in Bristol. I've shared the news of his passing with former colleagues, all of whom remember him as I did - he made a huge impact to our business, transforming the sales team and putting the company on a repeatable path to success, year after year. But more than that, it was the way that he did it. He had time for everyone, supported everyone personally, understood what made each person ticket and took a genuine interest in them as people. Rather than colleagues, he created friendships, and I see that same sentiment reflected in other memories shared here. Chris was "one of the good uns" and it was my honour to have shared some time with him. God bless X

Knowing you through mutual friends, Bill, Dave, Westy, Fletch to name but a few, and all the good times with our regular nights out and competitive antics at the infamous "Concorde Club".
It was being your neighbour at Bishopstoke Manor in the 1990's I remember so fondly.
Great times there making more new friends through you in Martin & Austin................you were and will always be a Gentleman Chris.
Smeedy.

I got to know Chris for business, but as we all knew him, business quickly became a friendship!
A great man and a valuable friend who left us far too soon.
Chris I'm thinking of you!

Beginning at North End School , The White Horse, The Concorde Club, Majorca 1978 , the 1967 MGB and by far the funniest ... with the car driving into and then floating in the ford with you still in it... one of my all time funniest memories !!!
It was absolute pleasure to have known you and you will always be fondly remembered.

Fond memories Chris of happy days when we were all young and having so much fun x

I'll remember the happy times that we had as neighbours in Chandlers Ford and never forget those two weeks that five friends spent in the South of France - every day memorable! Always with us, Chris.

Chris, I will miss you my friend, we had such great times in our twenties, so much fun, great holidays, St Tropez, lots of skiing trips and later on in Portugal, water skiing, boats and fast cars, we did it all! shared so much together, good and bad times and I met my wife of 35 years through you. I am so sad that your gone, nearly 40 years of my life........wow! You were always a kind and generous man and humorous (remember when you white washed my car!)..... I watched you become a great Dad and so many of us will miss you greatly...... Thanks for your friendship and all the good times love Bill x