Tommy is the Life and Soul of any party, full of fun with a lot of Love to share with those he loves. I’m sure he is loving doing everything he enjoys in Heaven, whether it’s snow boarding, skateboarding, dancing - moon walking- drawing, and travelling. I speak in the present because he is still alive in Heaven, we don’t die, we return to our original soul state of consciousness with an energy body rather than physical body, we still exist, not just as a memory but as an energy being. So even though Tommy has transitioned, he can still be with us, Love connects us always. Tommy is artistic, and loves to write poetry and is passionate about health, and keeping fit. Friends remember Tommy walking on his hands, not easy to do if you haven’t tried it - he would walk quite a distance on his hands as seen in the videos. Tommy went to the gym most days. Tommy was challenged by addiction with drugs and alcohol but that didn’t define him in his earthly life, the love, memories and friendships he shared defined him. He was real in his emotions and sensitive in his nature, and related to many people he met, in Sherborne , London and Australia. He is a cheeky chappy, his signature style of dress being a cap or flat cap, white t shirt, jeans and white trainers, and loved wearing an expensive aftershave. He is well respected for his skills as a floor layer of any type, and took a pride in his work. He loves nature and cared so much about social and global issues, and would like to talk about meaningful topics. He inspired friends with his knowledge of nutrition and keeping fit. I’m sure he is guiding and helping us all when we need it, he wasn’t religious but was spiritual, and open minded. Tommy is physically very much missed, although we hold him very much in our hearts. We arranged to have a memorial bench here in Pageant Gardens, and didn’t realise until it was installed, that this was the near exact place where Tommy would meet friends, climb trees, and anything else he chose to climb, so it’s a perfect spot to meet for a coffee and chat, and remember Tommy.