Mr. Paul Butterworth
This is an online book of remembrance for Paul Butterworth, a teacher at Sheredes School
who passed away on Tuesday 7th March, 2006.
He was a good man, his words spoke to the hearts of many many students over the years.
There are plans for a memorial service and a permanant memorial on the school grounds.
For further details on this please contact me (Martin Perry) at ch51mp@surrey.ac.uk and I will direct you to someone in charge.
For those wishing to pay their respects to him, please sign your name in a comment here.
It does not matter if you do not hold a Livejournal account, you can still place a comment.
However, please do not leave any personal remarks, it will overcrowd the page.
Any stories of being taught by him can be shared at the memorial service.
Also, please refrain from commenting on each other's posts, that will make the post-count higher and artificially inflate the apparant number of people paying their respects.
This is not a place to reminisce about his life, this is just a place to sign your name and say goodbye.
There are countless hundreds of people that he taught that want to pay their respects, so keep it simple.
who passed away on Tuesday 7th March, 2006.
He was a good man, his words spoke to the hearts of many many students over the years.
There are plans for a memorial service and a permanant memorial on the school grounds.
For further details on this please contact me (Martin Perry) at ch51mp@surrey.ac.uk and I will direct you to someone in charge.
For those wishing to pay their respects to him, please sign your name in a comment here.
It does not matter if you do not hold a Livejournal account, you can still place a comment.
However, please do not leave any personal remarks, it will overcrowd the page.
Any stories of being taught by him can be shared at the memorial service.
Also, please refrain from commenting on each other's posts, that will make the post-count higher and artificially inflate the apparant number of people paying their respects.
This is not a place to reminisce about his life, this is just a place to sign your name and say goodbye.
There are countless hundreds of people that he taught that want to pay their respects, so keep it simple.