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Pictorial Commemoration Continues … … - Pages 378 to 385 Obituary: Page 387 30th. Year, MMXVI Founde d Pe nrith, 1st. Dec. 1986. Issue No. 805 Brougham HallHall NewsNews B.H.C.T. PATRON - The Rt. Hon. LORD September 2016 BROUGHAM AND VAUX, C.B.E.. 1986 ±≤ Thirty Years ≤± 2016 OF BROUGHAM HALL N E W S CHRISTOPHER TERRY was given a Set To Guide and very fitting send-off on Monday, 22nd. Watch Over Us August, with a fu- —————————— ———— neral service at St. Christopher Terry Now at Andrew’s Church in Rest at Brougham Hall Penrith, attended by a great many family and friends, which was followed then by his interment at Brougham Hall. Here, he looks set to guide and watch over all that is done in the future at his beloved Brougham Hall. … … ... CHRISTOPHER TERRY: Pictorial Commemoration Continues … … - Pages 378 to 385 Obituary: Page 387 Deep In Thought: A visitor to the Craft &. Gift Fair on Bank Holiday Monday (29th August) reads the Hall Trust ’s informa- tion board - stood alongside Christopher Terry’s resting place, and close to his tower office. Inset: Mr. Terry is seen busy out- doors in sunshine in a Main Courtyard scene from June 1992. Brougham Hall News Sept’r. 2016 Also in This Edition ... ... ... Issue 805 Page 377 Craft & Gift Fair ;; Car Shows ;; Canal Group ;; Blencathra CHRISTOPHER TERRY — 1938-2016 In Unit 11 , 11 August ‘96. Christopher T., with Rachel and Annie A Meeting of Mawson after their epic ‘Brougham Hall [Like] Minds…?! in Time’ concert, 26th. August, 2001 — With Syd Walker and, Below, he gives the Mawsons high Near Main Door praise that day, alongside the Clarsach . 18th. Oct’r, ’97. In Unit Ten , 31st. October, 2001, … and busy with Shawn Williamson and Shaun Cullen, 31st Working at Recreating the Brougham Oct’r, 2001. Hall Brewery , 13th. April, 2002. Brougham Hall News 805 - September 2016 - Page 378 - [email protected] A PICTORIAL COMMEMORATION Christopher Terry seen mixing some cement for the work on Unit 11 during Summer 1998. Up for The Trip ! - Jono Terry and his Hall News 453 , of 9th. September, parents Alison and Christopher at the 2002, had its own motoring section! ‘Roman Road’ dig of November 1992. Now Cleaning the Windows of a new Office for Hall Trust secretary Julia Churchill on 12th. December, 2003. Mr. Terry busy on ‘Stables’ Roof Lead Drain Work, on 28th. June, 2004. Brougham Hall News 805 - September 2016 - Page 379 - [email protected] CHRISTOPHER TERRY — 1938-2016 Driving Seat: In an Alvis car at the Hall’s first show by Cumbria Clas- sic Car Club , 12 September 2004. Driveway Work with Kevin Tanner, 18th. February, 2005. RABY TREK ‘Lighting-Up Time’ in the “Guard House”: C.T. with Chris Ford of CycleActive on 3rd. March, 2005. Christopher Terry is shown to the right in this group at Raby Castle, County Durham, on 3rd. September, 2006. Christopher Terry with Lord Others in this group include Lord [Michael] 5th. Brougham &. Vaux, [Michael] Brougham (back to camera) C.B.E., on 3 September, 2006, the and, in all his regalia, the then High day of the Raby Castle Motorcade. Sheriff of Cumbria, Robin Burgess. Brougham Hall News 805 - September 2016 - Page 380 - [email protected] A PICTORIAL COMMEMORATION Catching Up on News in the Café , at With David Tanner, Re-Positioning the 20th. Dec’r., ’07, Christmas Party stones near the Courtyard Well on 12 that launched the Claytons’ tenancy. March 2008 ( Cycle Hub Launch Day) Working at the Carriage House, with Jim Lockhart, 20th. April, 2008. Then Christopher Terry greets visitors that day, with the Carriage House beyond. Piers Picking the Merry’s Bones From Greek the Old Sphinx, Smokehouse or the following its “Lad y unexpected Lion- closure after esses”, 22 years ; arrive ; 5 Oct’r, 11th. August 2008. 2009. Brougham Hall News 805 - September 2016 - Page 381 - [email protected] CHRISTOPHER TERRY — 1938-2016 “Hitchin’ a Ride”, “‘Cloisters’ Chill” 16th. May, 2004. 21st. Jan., 2011. Christopher Terry and Jim Lock- hart make a start on the “Atrium” on the west side of the Lord Chan- Admiring Bentley at Cumbria Classic cellor’s Den; 23rd. January, 2013. Car C lub show, 2nd. September, 2012. Not One — But Two ! Having only recently acquired one Brougham Carriage , Christopher Terry studies another — a model, during Meeting Up with Friends from the 24 July 2003 NA DFAS crafts group at Globe Royal Hall Visit. Theatre event; 6 September 2014. Brougham Hall News 805 - September 2016 - Page 382 - [email protected] A PICTORIAL COMMEMORATION Tending to the Hall’s Golden Jubilee Library ( Unit 12 ) Duties; May 2000. Barbecue; 3rd. June, 2002. “Meeting Old “We’ll All Miss Him!” Friends!” With Annie Mawson and Michael Lawson-Johnson of Sunbeams Music Trust on Easter Poignant: Christopher’s “Eggstravaganza” favourite corner in the Sunday, 5th. BettyAnn’s Tea Parlour ; April, 2015. Monday 29 August 2016. THE TERRY BOYS — Jonathan, 14, and Jimmy, 11, are seen where this wall alongside the B.6262. road is repaired following the removal of a tree-stump in Sept’r., 2004. Brougham Hall News 805 - September 2016 - Page 383 - [email protected] CHRISTOPHER TERRY — 1938-2016 Lawrence Takes a Bow ! At Brougham Hall’s Hall Debut, 28 July ’15. ‘Wartime Weekend’, May 2016. Lawrence Photo.: BHCT / CT Thanksgiving Service Guide ©* Copyright: Fred Cameron Wilson and thethe Cumberland & Westmorland Herald .. Above: C.T. with his prized Anti—Aircraft Shell , presented to Major Charles Terry R.A., TD., after being one of the first fired at With Diane Butcher, Turkey, 27 Nov ’13. ‘D-Day’, 6th June 1944, and also Hall News’ “Review” image of the Normandy Invasion, Taking to at which Major Terry, C.T.’s father, was The Hills : responsible for offshore bombardment plans. — CT goes Hillwalking on the Isle of Harris, in Outer Hebrides, North-West Scotland, in August 2013. * Other Photos Pages 384 & 385: B.H.C.T. Images. Brougham Hall News 805 - September 2016 - Page 384 - [email protected] A PICTORIAL COMMEMORATION Resplendent in White Jacket, and with Jonathan ‘Jono’ Terry, in May 2008. Enjoying a Seaside Walk in the Ayton Castle (Berwick-upon- Tweed) area in March 2016. “At Home.” — Gathering at High Head Castle, Ivegill, Carlisle, with Jono, Piers Merry and Anna [Nowak], C.T. [and pal], and Jim Terry, in July 2012. Beach Walk: On the Sands near Lossie- mouth (and Gordonstoun School ) in July 2009. Brougham Hall News 805 - September 2016 - Page 385 - [email protected] The Service of Thanksgiving Order of Service TRIB UTE and Remembrance for the life of Christopher Antony Patrick Terry READING ENTRANCE M USIC ————————————————————————————-——— Nim rod By Jim T erry Activities at Penrith and Brougham Hall READING WELCOME AND INTRODUCT ION By Katy T erry Rev erend Alan M aguire REFLECT IVE M USIC Mozart’s L audate Dom inum HYM N Immo rtal, inv isible, God only wise, In ligh t access ible h id from our ey es. READING Most blessèd, most g lorious, th e Ancient o f Days, By Jonathan T erry Alm ighty, victo rious, thy g reat n ame we p raise. Un res ting, Unhasting, and silent as light, READING No r wanting, thou rulest in might; By Charlie T erry Thy justice like mountains high soaring abov e Thy clouds which are fountains o f goodn ess an d love. REFLECT IVE M USIC To all life thou g ives t, to both g reat and s mall; Mozart’s Ave Verum Corpus In all life thou giv est, the tru e life of all; We b lossom and flou rish as leav es on th e tree, And with er and p erish; bu t naugh t ch ang es th ee. PR AYERS OF PE NITE NCE Rev erend A. M aguire Great Fath er of g lory , pure Fath er of light, Thine angels ado re thee, all v eiling th eir sight; And laud we wou ld rend er: O h elp us to s ee THE COLLECT ’Tis only the s plend our o f light hid eth th ee. Rev erend A. M aguire H Y MN HYM N Chris’s family thank you for joining them The Lord’s my shepherd, I’ll not want, at this Service of He makes me down to lie And did those feet in an cient tim e in pastures green; he leadeth me Walk upon England’s mountains g reen ? Thanksgiving and Remembrance. the quiet waters by. And was the h oly Lamb of God Following the Service, everyone is My soul he doth restore again, On England ’s pleas ant p astu res seen ? and me to walk doth make invited to Brougham Hall, where Chris within the paths of righteousness, And did the countenan ce divin e will be laid to rest. e’en for his own name’s sake. Shine fo rth upon ou r cloud ed hills? Yea, though I walk in death’s dark vale, And was Jerusalem builded h ere Refreshments will be available. y et will I fear n on e ill. Among those d ark s atan ic mills ? For thou art with me, and thy rod And staff me comfort still. Bring me my bo w of bu rning gold ! My table thou hast furnished in presence of my foes; Bring me my arro ws of des ire! my head thou dost with oil anoint Bring me my spear! O clouds, unfo ld! and my cup overflows. Bring me my ch ariot o f fire! Goodness and mercy all my life I will no t cease from m ental fight, shall surely follow me. No r shall my swo rd sleep in my h and, And in God’s house for evermore My dwelling place shall be.
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