James "Jim" Devlin : Ops / Traffic
Sadly we have heard that Jim passed on 2nd November 2020 from pneumonia, he was in hospital for a pre-existing condition and caught covid, which led to his pneumonia. My sincere condolences to his family, friends and former colleagues.
Jim worked in Traffic and was a Senior Ops Control Officer
Service details
Jim's service was held on 17th November 2020
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Jim worked in Traffic and was a Senior Ops Control Officer
Service details
Jim's service was held on 17th November 2020
It is available to watch here until 25th December 2020
www.obitus.com Please log in using the details below
Username: Seze7194
Password: 514814
Jim Remembered
From Kris Massie: So sorry RIP Jim
From Roger Warren: RIP Jim
From Richard Heywood: RIP Jim, a good guy.
From Michael Nunn: RIP Jim so many good memory’s
From Ray Bridgman: RIP, Jim. Who remembers his saying, "You tell 'em from me...."?
From Geoff Johnston
RIP Jim, you were always the best host whenever I was in Nigeria and you showed me so much of Lagos and Ikeja and always an ICE Cold Star beer when we got back home. You will be sadly missed but never forgotten.
From Caron Phillips: RIP Jim, my condolences to his family and friends
From Geoffrey Cornwell: A lovely man who will be missed by many. RIP Jim.
From Christina Selmes: RIP Jim, condolences to his family and friends
From Sheena Thompson
Oh No! My old boss when I worked in passenger services, so very sad to hear this news, such a lovely man, and a pleasure to work for. Condolences to his family and friends ...RIP Jim
From Jackie Lloyd: R.I.P. Jim
From Eddie Rumsey
Very sad to read this post.I have known Jim from the mid 60,s when we both worked for British Eagle in Load Control, then Caledonian/BCAL at LGW. RIP Jim
From Alan Reeves
I am so sorry to hear this and had no idea Jim was unwell. He was one of the originals that joined when we set up traffic in Caledonian, a very big character. Condolences to the family
From Brian Russell
I am so sorry to hear that Jim passed away. I remember him as a vibrant strong and energetic guy - I understand he played semi pro football when younger. We had some good times in the 70’s both in social and professional settings but unfortunately then lost touch. RIP Jim.
From Peter Barry: Just saw this - terrible news. RIP Jim
From Colin & Carey Varty
Both Carey and I knew Jim well. Jim and I did a ten month job swap in 1977, I in his role as a Gatwick Ops Controller, Jim in my job of Senior Ops Control Officer. When Carey joined BCAL, she was PA to Jim, then to me when I resumed my SOCO role, the latter relationship progressing to a still happy marriage many years on!
If you would like to leave a message in remembrance please drop me a line anytime at BCalatribute@outlook.com
Condolences have also been extended by:
Dave Thaxter, Jim Williams, Graham Lambert, John Morgan, Peter Durran, Diana Evans, Eddie Rumsey, Riaz Butt, Sheila Williams Tyson, Ian Plumridge, Cheryll Woolford, Sheena Thompson, Jennifer Grail, Fee Flee, Christine Jegu, Nick Ridley, Richard Friend, Victor Attwood, Julie Nuttall, Caron Phillips, Sally Simmonds, Julie Hourigan, Tina Harvey, Julie Green, Susie Douglas-Smith, Beryl Mason, Ray Bridgman, Liz Rogers, Jenny Thomas, Lindsay Smith, Kris Massie
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From Kris Massie: So sorry RIP Jim
From Roger Warren: RIP Jim
From Richard Heywood: RIP Jim, a good guy.
From Michael Nunn: RIP Jim so many good memory’s
From Ray Bridgman: RIP, Jim. Who remembers his saying, "You tell 'em from me...."?
From Geoff Johnston
RIP Jim, you were always the best host whenever I was in Nigeria and you showed me so much of Lagos and Ikeja and always an ICE Cold Star beer when we got back home. You will be sadly missed but never forgotten.
From Caron Phillips: RIP Jim, my condolences to his family and friends
From Geoffrey Cornwell: A lovely man who will be missed by many. RIP Jim.
From Christina Selmes: RIP Jim, condolences to his family and friends
From Sheena Thompson
Oh No! My old boss when I worked in passenger services, so very sad to hear this news, such a lovely man, and a pleasure to work for. Condolences to his family and friends ...RIP Jim
From Jackie Lloyd: R.I.P. Jim
From Eddie Rumsey
Very sad to read this post.I have known Jim from the mid 60,s when we both worked for British Eagle in Load Control, then Caledonian/BCAL at LGW. RIP Jim
From Alan Reeves
I am so sorry to hear this and had no idea Jim was unwell. He was one of the originals that joined when we set up traffic in Caledonian, a very big character. Condolences to the family
From Brian Russell
I am so sorry to hear that Jim passed away. I remember him as a vibrant strong and energetic guy - I understand he played semi pro football when younger. We had some good times in the 70’s both in social and professional settings but unfortunately then lost touch. RIP Jim.
From Peter Barry: Just saw this - terrible news. RIP Jim
From Colin & Carey Varty
Both Carey and I knew Jim well. Jim and I did a ten month job swap in 1977, I in his role as a Gatwick Ops Controller, Jim in my job of Senior Ops Control Officer. When Carey joined BCAL, she was PA to Jim, then to me when I resumed my SOCO role, the latter relationship progressing to a still happy marriage many years on!
If you would like to leave a message in remembrance please drop me a line anytime at BCalatribute@outlook.com
Condolences have also been extended by:
Dave Thaxter, Jim Williams, Graham Lambert, John Morgan, Peter Durran, Diana Evans, Eddie Rumsey, Riaz Butt, Sheila Williams Tyson, Ian Plumridge, Cheryll Woolford, Sheena Thompson, Jennifer Grail, Fee Flee, Christine Jegu, Nick Ridley, Richard Friend, Victor Attwood, Julie Nuttall, Caron Phillips, Sally Simmonds, Julie Hourigan, Tina Harvey, Julie Green, Susie Douglas-Smith, Beryl Mason, Ray Bridgman, Liz Rogers, Jenny Thomas, Lindsay Smith, Kris Massie
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