Lt Cdr Jim Catterson RIP

PadreRBA93 · Post by **PadreRBA93** » Mon Apr 13, 2020 11:56 am

Dear All

Bob Bloomfield has informed the Association that Lt Cdr Jim Catterson has crossed the bar aged 80 years. Jim was suffering from Parkinsons and was not a member of our Association.

May he rest in peace.

with best wishes

Fr Michael

nausea · Post by **nausea** » Mon Apr 13, 2020 1:25 pm

Another one gone, I never knew him, RIP. I don't know if anyone is aware but one of our old friends, lieutenant Commander John Henry Poppit Royal Navy crossed the bar in July 2018. I only discovered this recently whilst walking around Hasler
cemetery looking for an old chief stoker and stumbled over his burial plaque hurting myself in the process, quite a bad cut to the head. Always knew he would get me although It never occurred to me it would happen after he was deceased, rather spooky I reckon. Anyway continue with the lockdown and stay positive and safe everyone..........

David Tindale · Post by **David Tindale** » Mon Apr 20, 2020 5:09 pm

Lovely man. RIP Jim.

colin gent · Post by **colin gent** » Tue Apr 28, 2020 8:51 am

Sad to hear the news of both Jim Catterson and John Poppitt cross the bar.

Jim was NPM London during part of my time as MAA London Patrol. A calm professional man of which we had a very good working relationship RIP Jim.

John was NPM Gibraltar 75/76 and I was a L.Reg on the Patrol. I have many memories of my time in GIB and a few stories about John that bring a smile to my face RIP John.

Another sad passing of fellow Regulators that were part of the best of times.

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