Vale Alan Terrell
My enduring memory of Alan Terrell is his appearance on Four Corners many years ago when engineers were leaving Qantas in droves. When asked why this was happening he looked straight down the barrel of the camera and said; "Because we don't pay them enough".
Funeral notice
RIP
Funeral notice
Alan TERRELL
TERRELL, Alan Ivor.
Passed away peacefully
At home in Berrima on
27 March 2014.
Much loved husband of Jean and loving father and father-in-law of Simon and Margie, Verity and Stephen and Angela and Garry. Adored grandfather of Amelia and Tom, Andrew, Annabel, Will, Liz, Tom, Oliver, Lucy and Nick and great grandfather of Genevieve.
Aged 85
Alan's family and friends are invited to celebrate
his life at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Argyle St, Berrima, 1.30 pm Thursday (3rd April 2014).
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Royal Flying Doctor Service of NSW.
Published in The Sydney Morning Herald on Mar. 29, 2014
TERRELL, Alan Ivor.
Passed away peacefully
At home in Berrima on
27 March 2014.
Much loved husband of Jean and loving father and father-in-law of Simon and Margie, Verity and Stephen and Angela and Garry. Adored grandfather of Amelia and Tom, Andrew, Annabel, Will, Liz, Tom, Oliver, Lucy and Nick and great grandfather of Genevieve.
Aged 85
Alan's family and friends are invited to celebrate
his life at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Argyle St, Berrima, 1.30 pm Thursday (3rd April 2014).
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Royal Flying Doctor Service of NSW.
Published in The Sydney Morning Herald on Mar. 29, 2014
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As one of Alan's grandchildren, I would like to thank the many people from the aviation industry who travelled large distances to pay their respects on the day. The family felt it was indeed the celebration he would have liked the day to have been because so many people were there to share their stories.