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Jacquie sent me this text, I know she won't mind me sharing it with everyone, brought a tear to my een.
Also directed her to Govan's post about the brick, a wonderful gesture, the funny thing about the school across the road is that the snpeee cooncil tried to keep us out, Tam will be forever laughing at them from within..?
"Apart from a small amount I've taken to scatter in the woods where he used to take the dogs beside my house that's him home. Scattered him on both sides of Bellahouston at the top of the hill and down near the maze so he could see Ibrox. The rest are on a patch of grass right outside his Primary School but so he can see the stadium too. I scattered a really tiny amount beside the Peter McCloy wall as that's where his RM brick is going. If anyone you know knows exactly where it goes I'd love to know as we intend to come down every year around this time to visit where we've been today" 

Well done girl, you did Tam proud ???

ED after all was a real and qualified banker of some note, would indeed be a wonderful gesture.
Was loathe to impose on you by asking for more, as you made Tam’s welcome back into the fold happen Thanks again????

Very shortly this morning Tam's earthly remains will be scattered to the winds at various places of his choice, his many friends will remember him fondly for the rest of time.
RIP Tam, was my good fortune that our paths crossed those years ago, gone but never will be forgotten.

Jacquie sent me this text, I know she won't mind me sharing it with everyone, brought a tear to my een.
Also directed her to Govan's post about the brick, a wonderful gesture, the funny thing about the school across the road is that the snpeee cooncil tried to keep us out, Tam will be forever laughing at them from within..?
"Apart from a small amount I've taken to scatter in the woods where he used to take the dogs beside my house that's him home. Scattered him on both sides of Bellahouston at the top of the hill and down near the maze so he could see Ibrox. The rest are on a patch of grass right outside his Primary School but so he can see the stadium too. I scattered a really tiny amount beside the Peter McCloy wall as that's where his RM brick is going. If anyone you know knows exactly where it goes I'd love to know as we intend to come down every year around this time to visit where we've been today" 

Jacquie sent me this text, I know she won't mind me sharing it with everyone, brought a tear to my een.
Also directed her to Govan's post about the brick, a wonderful gesture, the funny thing about the school across the road is that the snpeee cooncil tried to keep us out, Tam will be forever laughing at them from within..?
"Apart from a small amount I've taken to scatter in the woods where he used to take the dogs beside my house that's him home. Scattered him on both sides of Bellahouston at the top of the hill and down near the maze so he could see Ibrox. The rest are on a patch of grass right outside his Primary School but so he can see the stadium too. I scattered a really tiny amount beside the Peter McCloy wall as that's where his RM brick is going. If anyone you know knows exactly where it goes I'd love to know as we intend to come down every year around this time to visit where we've been today" 

Jacquie sent me this text, I know she won't mind me sharing it with everyone, brought a tear to my een.
Also directed her to Govan's post about the brick, a wonderful gesture, the funny thing about the school across the road is that the snpeee cooncil tried to keep us out, Tam will be forever laughing at them from within..?
"Apart from a small amount I've taken to scatter in the woods where he used to take the dogs beside my house that's him home. Scattered him on both sides of Bellahouston at the top of the hill and down near the maze so he could see Ibrox. The rest are on a patch of grass right outside his Primary School but so he can see the stadium too. I scattered a really tiny amount beside the Peter McCloy wall as that's where his RM brick is going. If anyone you know knows exactly where it goes I'd love to know as we intend to come down every year around this time to visit where we've been today" 

Never tried, Tam changed his mind again? and opted for the old school across the road, where he played fitba as a lad, was wanting the fifty pitches too, but alas they are no more, other parts of kinning park and plantation are on the agenda.
Jacquie and her brother are doing it now, I thought it was better that they were left in private to do it, a very personal thing.
Jacquie has a login here, she may drop in to say thanks to everyone, and i do mean everyone.
Tam had a great saying "At the end of the day we are all still Rangers supporters, despite any perceived differences we may have" never truer words spoken by the gentle giant. 

Very shortly this morning Tam's earthly remains will be scattered to the winds at various places of his choice, his many friends will remember him fondly for the rest of time.
RIP Tam, was my good fortune that our paths crossed those years ago, gone but never will be forgotten.

Jacquie sent me this text, I know she won't mind me sharing it with everyone, brought a tear to my een.
Also directed her to Govan's post about the brick, a wonderful gesture, the funny thing about the school across the road is that the snpeee cooncil tried to keep us out, Tam will be forever laughing at them from within..?
"Apart from a small amount I've taken to scatter in the woods where he used to take the dogs beside my house that's him home. Scattered him on both sides of Bellahouston at the top of the hill and down near the maze so he could see Ibrox. The rest are on a patch of grass right outside his Primary School but so he can see the stadium too. I scattered a really tiny amount beside the Peter McCloy wall as that's where his RM brick is going. If anyone you know knows exactly where it goes I'd love to know as we intend to come down every year around this time to visit where we've been today" 

You will never know how much support you have been to both Tom and me. I will be forever grateful x 

Jacquie sent me this text, I know she won't mind me sharing it with everyone, brought a tear to my een.
Also directed her to Govan's post about the brick, a wonderful gesture, the funny thing about the school across the road is that the snpeee cooncil tried to keep us out, Tam will be forever laughing at them from within..?
"Apart from a small amount I've taken to scatter in the woods where he used to take the dogs beside my house that's him home. Scattered him on both sides of Bellahouston at the top of the hill and down near the maze so he could see Ibrox. The rest are on a patch of grass right outside his Primary School but so he can see the stadium too. I scattered a really tiny amount beside the Peter McCloy wall as that's where his RM brick is going. If anyone you know knows exactly where it goes I'd love to know as we intend to come down every year around this time to visit where we've been today" 

Jacquie sent me this text, I know she won't mind me sharing it with everyone, brought a tear to my een.
Also directed her to Govan's post about the brick, a wonderful gesture, the funny thing about the school across the road is that the snpeee cooncil tried to keep us out, Tam will be forever laughing at them from within..?
"Apart from a small amount I've taken to scatter in the woods where he used to take the dogs beside my house that's him home. Scattered him on both sides of Bellahouston at the top of the hill and down near the maze so he could see Ibrox. The rest are on a patch of grass right outside his Primary School but so he can see the stadium too. I scattered a really tiny amount beside the Peter McCloy wall as that's where his RM brick is going. If anyone you know knows exactly where it goes I'd love to know as we intend to come down every year around this time to visit where we've been today" 

Direct cremation arrangements finalised yesterday, no service or funeral, as per Tam’s wishes.
His ashes will be scattered at various places he requested, Ibrox hopefully too.
Tam left money to Erskine, McMillan nurses and Roxburgh House Hospice, I am sure he would be happy for anyone who wishes to remember him in some way, to make a small contribution to any of those worthy causes.
fillin up can’t write anymore..?

Very shortly this morning Tam's earthly remains will be scattered to the winds at various places of his choice, his many friends will remember him fondly for the rest of time.
RIP Tam, was my good fortune that our paths crossed those years ago, gone but never will be forgotten.

Glad I posted the 73 cup final stuff in another thread, was probably one of his great days too as a Gers fan. 
Although I never met him it's nice to know we probably stood in unison with so many other posters on here at the those massive games and share the common memories and experiences that bonds and binds us fans together through thick and thin.  

Well GB you managed it,'A little bitty tear let me down'. Thankyou mate,a wonderful gesture.

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Cheers for this update mate. 
Glad the sun is shining down on this special day for his ashes to be spread over some of his favourite places.
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Never tried, Tam changed his mind again? and opted for the old school across the road, where he played fitba as a lad, was wanting the fifty pitches too, but alas they are no more, other parts of kinning park and plantation are on the agenda.
Jacquie and her brother are doing it now, I thought it was better that they were left in private to do it, a very personal thing.
Jacquie has a login here, she may drop in to say thanks to everyone, and i do mean everyone.
Tam had a great saying "At the end of the day we are all still Rangers supporters, despite any perceived differences we may have" never truer words spoken by the gentle giant. 

Very shortly this morning Tam's earthly remains will be scattered to the winds at various places of his choice, his many friends will remember him fondly for the rest of time.
RIP Tam, was my good fortune that our paths crossed those years ago, gone but never will be forgotten.

Big Tam was cremated this morning, RIP big man ?????????

Never tried, Tam changed his mind again? and opted for the old school across the road, where he played fitba as a lad, was wanting the fifty pitches too, but alas they are no more, other parts of kinning park and plantation are on the agenda.
Jacquie and her brother are doing it now, I thought it was better that they were left in private to do it, a very personal thing.
Jacquie has a login here, she may drop in to say thanks to everyone, and i do mean everyone.
Tam had a great saying "At the end of the day we are all still Rangers supporters, despite any perceived differences we may have" never truer words spoken by the gentle giant. 

Very shortly this morning Tam's earthly remains will be scattered to the winds at various places of his choice, his many friends will remember him fondly for the rest of time.
RIP Tam, was my good fortune that our paths crossed those years ago, gone but never will be forgotten.

Never tried, Tam changed his mind again? and opted for the old school across the road, where he played fitba as a lad, was wanting the fifty pitches too, but alas they are no more, other parts of kinning park and plantation are on the agenda.
Jacquie and her brother are doing it now, I thought it was better that they were left in private to do it, a very personal thing.
Jacquie has a login here, she may drop in to say thanks to everyone, and i do mean everyone.
Tam had a great saying "At the end of the day we are all still Rangers supporters, despite any perceived differences we may have" never truer words spoken by the gentle giant. 

Very shortly this morning Tam's earthly remains will be scattered to the winds at various places of his choice, his many friends will remember him fondly for the rest of time.
RIP Tam, was my good fortune that our paths crossed those years ago, gone but never will be forgotten.