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This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Anthony Egerton, 64 years old, born on March 24, 1948, and passed away on January 11, 2013. We will remember him forever.
Thinking of you, knowing that you're looking after my dear Jenny. She passed away from us all on 25th January 2022 and is also sorely missed. Love and fondest memories to both Tony and Jenny.
Leave the dearly departed soul of Jenny, my adored wife, who passed to be with you a little more than a year ago. I know you'll take great care of her dear brother, until I get to be with you both. Love you always.
My darling, I felt so bad today because I forgot your anniversary- I had it in my head that it was on Friday. I put it down to another “senior moment” and then thought you will always stay young in my heart and mind. I’ll do better next year, dear! ❤️
Forgive me for posting late dear brother but I had to overcome the recent loss of my dear Jenny. I'm sure you will welcome her to your side and guide her through the eternal sanctity of Heaven. Love you both dear brother.
"Next time we meet will be at Heaven's door, When I see you standing there I won't cry any more. I will put my arms around you and kiss your smiling face, Then the pieces of my broken heart will fall back into place." I will never stop missing you, my love. xxx
Until we meet again... I think about you always, I talk about you still. You have never been forgotten, and you never will. I hold you close within my heart and there you will remain To walk and guide me through my life Until we meet again.
Happy Anniversary, my Darling, with all my love! xxx
"Until the next time I can hold your hand in mine, until we're together and I can reach out to touch your sweet face, until I'm looking at you across the room again and see you smiling back, or gaze into your eyes and whisper your name. Until then, I'm still holding you close in my thoughts, in my dreams, in my heart."
I miss you so much! xxx
PS: Today you are flying from Orlando, FL to Phoenix, AZ! Have fun, my dear!
Today marks the eighth anniversary of your passing, my Darling, and it doesn't get any easier. I miss you so much! We will be together again one of these days, I know but, for now, I just take each day as it comes. God bless, my dear! xxx
Miss you dearly, bro, and will always do so. Your funny police stories kept us constantly amused for years. Going through a rough time with a pandemic at home, but by keeping our heads down we should get through unscathed. Thinking or you today, dear brother.
We love you so much and continue to be a happy part of our life. We miss the joy you brought to the world. We will see each other again. With forever love Peter and Carol Booker ❤️
Hi, darling! I'm sorry I did not post on our wedding anniversary - I was feeling very down around that time. It's not that I forgot, I just didn't know what to say.
It is ten years ago today that we found out about the cancer - ten years! I remember it as though it was yesterday! As they say, "sometimes memories sneak out of my eyes and run down my cheeks." Today is such a day!
You would not recognize the world as it is now, my dear, because of the virus. I lost my job, which I miss so much! I do go to the grocery store and a couple of other stores, basically to have some human contact. I am unable to go to England to see Vicki, which really upsets me. I see Warren and Donna from time to time but they are so careful not to expose me to the virus! Donna's school has shut down again and she has just had a Covid test that came back negative so I shall spend Christmas Day with them. It would be so nice if you were here with me, my dear! I love you! xxx
Hope you are in best condition in these hard times … and stay careful!
Well … while cleaning up my folders I found a fax from 1994 … with the signature of Tony (see new picture). It was the year when we met us on a winefest in Bernkastel. I think it´s an example of the organizing and live-loving Tony „No Problem“ Egerton. Four weeks ago (just before CORONA!) I met a couple of old colleagues, which travelled with me to London in 1996 and 1998. Always lovely memories!
Happy birthday, Tony. Still loved and missed so much. Thank you for all the happy memories we made together. Love to you and Sheila, Margaret and Graham
Happy birthday, my darling! I miss you so much! The whole world has gone crazy and it would be so nice to have you here with me! However, my dear, you are much better off where you are and I know you are never very far away. I love you! Sheila xxx
Hi Bro, Thinking of you today and can't believe it's been so long since we lost you. Have some beautiful memories and miss your cheeky smile and loveable wit. Love you beloved brother, very, very much.
Today recalls the memory Of a loved one gone to rest And those who think of him today Are those who loved him best. Flowers laid upon a grave Wither and decay But the love for him who lies beneath Will never fade away.
Darling, it has been seven years now and I miss you more each day - until we are together once more.
Such an amazing man. Tony, your memory lives in our minds and heart for ever. We can not visit London without reminiscing about all the great times you shared with us. You are missed.
Happy Anniversary, my Darling! We were married 52 years ago today. You were taken from me much too soon, but I have incredible memories of our life together and I thank you for those, dear - they help me so much to carry on without you by my side. I love you always, dear! xxx
Tony, We miss you and think about you often...I take Sheila on outtings with me often. Miss your smile and wonderful sense of humor! You are dearly missed by so many. Love and peace to you and Sheila....
Six years already. Seems like yesterday. I continually think of Tony every time I think of London or Normandy. Those visits were very special to me and my wife, who passed away two weeks after Tony did. I hope that Sheila is doing well and I will continue to miss both of them and my visits to the UK. God bless!
Tony, I love and miss my dear brother greatly. Now because I have time reflect upon what is precious about life itself. He was taken too soon. Love you bro.
We will always remember and treasure the memories of our dear friend Tony with great fondness. We send our love and best wishes to Sheila and family on this day and always, love from Sheela and family & all at British Emporium
I can recall how Tony and his brothers visited my parents house in Southoe, Huntingdonshire in the late 1960’s. They used to camp in the back garden and Tony had a huge liking for my mums home-made coffee cake.
Southoe is a small rural village, even smaller back then in the late 1960’s. I was 8 or 9 years old and I took them for a walk aroundthe village. They suddenly all got very excited at a field containing cows. None of them had ever seen a real live cow before.
This year, American Airlines and Stand Up To Cancer partnered to provide a very special, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for employees to add a loved one’s name to a plane in honor of those who are cancer survivors as well as those who lost their battle with cancer. For a very small donation to SUTC, the name of the person they stand up for was added to an Airbus A231. The plane is wrapped with a special SUTC design that includes the names submitted.
Tony's name is on the right side behind the wing on the black arrow. You can see it in the Gallery.
Today he flew from DFW to SFO!
This is so neat - enjoy your trips, my darling! Maybe I will take a trip on the plane one day.
Thank you for this American Airlines, it means so much to so many people!
Today was such a sad day for me. I finally had to accept that Tony's car had to go as it is 19 years old and needs a new engine. Memories came flooding back, of course, and those memories started to run down my cheeks. I was losing another little bit of Tony and he seemed to be getting further away from me. I decided to donate the car to the Make a Wish Foundation and I know Tony would like to think the old car would help those brave children in some way - we met so many of them at M.D. Anderson in Houston. They made it really easy and picked it up and I didn't even have to be there to see it go.