I bought my first house from Ramsay & Jill - it was a small bungalow near Camborne and they did me great deal by making it affordable and an easy purchase. Such was their generosity.

But my friendship with Ramsay went before then, as we were apprentices and both were on the swimming team at Lee on Solent. When we won the tournament he made me collect the trophy as I was the youngest.

Jill, my thoughts are with you and the family at this time. Ramsay was one of lifes true gentle persons, but you knew that already.

Rest in peace Ramsay - I shall raise a glass in your memory.

Mark

I, like many many other friends from the Royal Navy hope you sleep well mate. Our thoughts are with your family at this sad time.

I feel very lucky to have known you as a work coleague and friend, god bless!

Never more than a thought away.This is quite true, Ramsey and Jill were mentioned in conversation on many occasions. People move on, I had not seen Ramsay for many years but will always remember him such a lovely smile and a huge personality.
For you Jill and the boys we are thinking of you.
Ele and Kevin

I have know Ramsey for many years and although my work did not bring me in to regular close contact with him, I will always remember him as someone who forever had a smile on his face and couldn't do enough to be helpful. Ramsey was one of life's genuine people who was just an incredibly nice,kind, man and I think that any one who met him could not fail to think the same. I am sure he is going to be sorely missed by the many people who knew him. I didn't realise how ill he was and am sorry that I did not get a chance to say 'goodbye'.

God Bless, Ramsay. We met in the workplace, different departments working together when necessity demanded. You were always friendly, helpful, patient and professional. When my Mum passed away suddenly, I was distraught. Your kindness and sensitivity when you stopped your car to offer me help and support that day has never been forgotten. It was just so typical of you. In your passing we have lost 'one of the good guys'. My sincere condolences to the family.
Jen Tilling.

The nicest men you could ever wish to meet. I ran hundreds of miles with Ramsay, never able to keep up but never left to struggle. He would always turn back to help, encourage and jolly along. Never negative, always optimistic he saw the best in everyone. In all those hours out together I cannot remember him ever having a bad word to say about anyone. Professionally he was outstanding and so very proud of his team. Even when a project he was working on was knocked back he would not give up, just come at it again from another angle. Hundreds of Aircraft Handlers owe him a huge debt of thanks for all he's done to ensure they have had the very best assets to learn and practice their trade with. I will never forget how much he helped me and others. Enormously in love with his family, end of the week runs and Monday runs would always have tell of what the boys and Jill were doing or had done. So much to live for and so much to give it is a tragedy this world has lost such a man. If only there were more like him!

Ramsay was a kind man with a big heart, who always had time for people. When I first joined our place of work he took me under his wing, and during his weekly visits to the 'Civvy Admin' department, we had a good chat, and he became a friend. At a difficult point in my life, he made time to talk, and that meant so much. I bumped into him a few months ago when he had sneeked into Wetherspoons for a quick pint with Matthew, when he didn't let on about how ill he was. I had no idea, and so didn't say goodbye. I wish I had. I know how proud he was of his family, and certainly meeting Matthew showed how right he was to have been. I have shed a few tears for him, and indeed his family, and share in their sorrow in his passing. The world has lost a lovely man.