John's final lap will commence on Thursday 25th June at St Mary's Church in Hill Street, Douglas, at 12 followed by the Douglas crematorium, and then a bit of a do at the Villa. If you can make it, you are welcome, if you can't then just please raise a glass to him that evening to say goodbye.

A man's life can only ever truly be measured after it has run, not just by the scale of what he achieved, but also by the sum of his regrets of chances missed and opportunities not taken. John had none - his life was truly full, so celebrate it, not mourn it.

No flowers please - any donations to the Isle of Man Hyperbaric Facility, Fire HQ Peel Road Douglas Isle of Man on 01624 626394.

Mike



From iomtt.com ~ Malcolm.

Be assured I will raise a glass.

In the convoy of people that surround us as we sail through life we can ill afford to lose people like John Crellin. He was simply an inspiration to everyone who knew him, he was out there doing all the things many of us with lesser wills only dreamed of doing.

So John we will tomorrow fill to you the parting glass as Robin Williamson says it so much better.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-m3oIu8hMc8

Don Simons Wrote:In the convoy of people that surround us as we sail through life we can ill afford to lose people like John Crellin. He was simply an inspiration to everyone who knew him, he was out there doing all the things many of us with lesser wills only dreamed of doing.

So John we will tomorrow fill to you the parting glass as Robin Williamson says it so much better.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-m3oIu8hMc8

Thank you Don. Lovely
Jan