Jim Smith (3 Mar 1940 - 16 Jan 2021)
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In loving memory of Jim Smith who sadly passed away on 16th January 2021.
Jim will be remembered for his terrific sense of humour and his cheeky smile.
He was a person passionate about science and the natural world.
He enjoyed the challenge of teaching students with mixed abilities for nearly thirty years in Doncaster and SE London.
He encouraged solid life skills in the young through organised after - school clubs and outdoor activities, such as the Duke of Edinburgh award scheme during the 1960s and 70s.
Jim had many memorable adventures from walking holidays with the family, to a once in a life time visit with Freda to see their other family in San Francisco. Gardening was also another passion too during his retirement.
Jim took great pride in being part of the family of St Johns Church, Eltham. In recent years he helped develop the foundation of St Gabriel's church, Kings Hill.
Jim was such a big part of The Old Downs, his last community. He was always there to offer a smile and get involved in every activity on offer.
Thankfully his sense of humour was not lost, unlike some precious family recollections due to the effects of dementia.
Jim will be greatly missed by so many. He will always be ‘alive in our memories’.
The family are supporting the Alzheimer's Society.
If you would like to make a donation to the charity listed, it would be gratefully received.
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In loving memory of Jim and Freda. My kind and caring parents, who gave love in abundance.
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Jim and Freda were the first people I met when I first went to work on Kings Hill for the Diocese.They longed to see a church building on Kings Hill and worked so hard for that.They were so welcoming and I fell sad that the next time I get to St Gabriels They will not be there .Much love to the family
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Jim will always have a special place in my heart teaching me the CofE way things were done. The support he gave me when I started up girls brigade and the time we spent getting the chairs and tables ready for church on a Sunday morning. He was always there before me and greeted me with his lovely smile. I shall miss him on Sunday mornings but know both him and Freda will be looking down on us and keeping us all in check . God bless you Jim sleep tight it was a privilege to have know such a lovley man. XX
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A terrific sense of humour. "Jim was such a big part of the Care home community. He was always there to offer a smile and get involved in every activity on offer! He will be sorely missed by everyone here. "
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Proud parents on my wedding day, September 1999.
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The Bottle stall at many a summer fair, Eltham 1980s. " A zero and five, wins a prize!" to catch your attention.
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Jim and Kerry, early 1970s. It is a favourite dad and daughter photograph.
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Jim as a young adult, starting out from 1960 his career in teaching and education.
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Jim out on a field research trip or school outing - studying the river ecology.
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Childhood days making model planes and boats. This hobby continued over the years.
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In loving memory of Jim and Freda. My kind and caring parents, who gave love in abundance.
In memory of Jim and Freida
A terrific sense of humour. "Jim was such a big part of the Care home community. He was always there to offer a smile and get involved in every activity on offer! He will be sorely missed by everyone here. "
Proud parents on my wedding day, September 1999.
The Bottle stall at many a summer fair, Eltham 1980s. " A zero and five, wins a prize!" to catch your attention.
Jim and Kerry, early 1970s. It is a favourite dad and daughter photograph.
Jim as a young adult, starting out from 1960 his career in teaching and education.
Jim out on a field research trip or school outing - studying the river ecology.
Childhood days making model planes and boats. This hobby continued over the years.
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