Pete Jarret (2005)

[Brian.Samson]

Very sad news - I'm totally stunned!

I was only chatting to him the other week - a really nice genuine bloke and a credit to Redfearns and the sport as a whole. A sad loss.

If anyone is organising a collection for flowers, please let me know.

Brian

[Davestate]

Very sad news indeed , Pete was a true gent.

[kev hughes]

Totally gutted I used to enjoy a chat with Pete at the UKAHFT rounds. I first met him at last years gathering, it feels like I've known him a lifetime. My condolences to his family.


Kev

[dwb]

as soon as more details become clear we will let you all know
Redfearn and UKAHFT will be sending a wreaths ,


condolances to family and friends

He was always there to lend a helping hand, and did not complaining about what life done to him, he'd just got on with it the best way he could


DWB

[dwb]

This is a thank from Peter Jarrett mother and sister's
they are grateful for the nice things people have said about Peter, and how you thought about him ,

A big thank goes out to
Redfearn
UKAHFT
Dave Samantha and the people at Ford
all the people yesterday at Bisley
and everyone that made a donation and helped
£1500 was raised by you are all

We keep expecting to see Pete walking round the corner with the big yellow braces and smile on his face,

Rest in peace Pete

[Northernspark]

We keep expecting to see Pete walking round the corner with the big yellow braces and smile on his face

Me too, He was always sat at the container when I turned up, seems really strange when he isn't there to say hello.

Very impressed to hear of the amount of money raised. Well done to everyone who donated.

Steve

[delta1]

Prompted by Gary C's reminiscences, I have moved this thread to its rightful place.

[Gary C]

Died in around 2005

I only met Pete a few times but his quiet demeanour and willingness to help everybody left a lasting impression. Pete attended the HFT and FT comps despite having had a serious of major health problems, and in his heart I think he knew he was on borrowed time.

As with many quiet guys he may not stick in many people's minds, but a top bloke.

Rest In Peace Pete
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[aitch uk]

A sad loss to his family and friends a huge loss to Redfearns.
Pete although not a well man was trying to live his life to
the full.
As he told me a couple of weeks ago that when I go it
wont be sat about. I don't want to regret the things
I havn't done.What a wonderfull out look on life.
Pete was allways helpfull and when not helping out at
the club was usualy to be found in his shed tinkering.
Or more often than not making some gadget or other
for someone at the club.I have one of his side wheels
different to the norm but it does the job.Once again he
will be sadly missed.

R.I.P.
Harry Brown
Chairman Redfearns FTC

[TREV RYN]

im gutted we all travelled to tawd vale in same car ,new he wasnt so well ,theres nothing like life for giving you a good kick in the teeth,he will be missed very much he always had a smile may he rest in peace


TREV

[verminhunter]

My condolences to the family.

[Lou Martin]

I knew Peter through HFT we had many a long chat at shoots, he always had a pleasant outlook on life & will be sadly missed by all, Peter was one of life’s true gents, My condolences to his family and close friends.
Lou Martin

[3dx]

Never knew the guy but he sounded like a good bloke-my condolences to the family and those that knew him...

[Northernspark]

I can't believe it, Pete was only about 56.

Always helping out at the club, sharing his knowledge, do owt for you would Pete.

Spent many an afternoon wittering away with him up at the club about this and that.

Rest in peace mate.

Steve

[Gary C]

On behalf of Sammie and me - I can only echo what has been said above.

We got to know him at the Worlds where he was Marshalling and he was a great help to us.

One of lifes gentlemen.
RIP