Hampshire Firefighters Memorial

Book of Condolence for James Shears and Alan Bannon

Karen Gray	Shirley, Southampton	30-03-2011 17:26:37
I live on the 7th floor of shirley towers with my family, that tragic night will be in our thoughts forever. Not a day goes by when i dont think of you both, the two heros who gave their lives to save the lives of many others. There are no words to describe how much it hurts to think of the sacrifice you both made, but one thing is for sure, you will forever be in our hearts. Heaven took two special people that night, two heros who will be forever remembered, thanked and loved. Sleep tight James and Alan, your families will have an army of angels to watch over them, With love from myself, val, dave and nathan xxxx

ed shears	dorset	01-03-2011 15:50:52
REMEMBERING OUR SON JIM ON HIS 36TH BIRTHDAY ALWAYS OUR CHAMPION. LOVE YOU FOREVER MUM AND DAD XXXXX

William Simpson	Ayr, United Kingdom	05-06-2010 08:41:31
On behalf of the members of ASLE&F Ayr Branch we send our sincerest condolences to theses brave men who risked their lives every day for all of us and paid the ultimate penalty, we have always stood shoulder to shoulder with the FBU and will continue to do so in future.

L. H. Stenner	Weston super Mare	24-05-2010 09:59:30
I wish to send my condolences to the family of James and Alan. Two young men in the prime of their lives, who gave their lives trying to save others. Two brave men who did not deserve to die. I bet the danger they were in never even crossed their minds, they just went in and tried to do their jobs. R.I.P. I had many dealings with firemen, they were all the same, joking, laughing, a great sense of humour, but serious when necessary, and always willing to help.

Canute Lodge No. 4876	Southampton	17-05-2010 16:35:58
The members of Canute Lodge no. 4876 offer our sincere condolances to the families of these two very brave men. We also send our heartfelt best wishes to the families and friends in the sure hope that the future will eventually become better for you all.

john pendle	salisbury wilts	16-05-2010 21:18:17
they like the rest of the fire fighters deserve medals

Kieron	FBU region 12 Relo	03-05-2010 08:19:33
James and Alan. I never met you or worked with you but we share common bonds I will remember you. Respectfully i offer condolence to you families, friends and colleagues who miss you everyday. There is pain that fills the voids but also wonderful memories and stories of two amazing husbands, parents, sons, fire fighters and brothers.

Moe	Isle of Wight (south island)	01-05-2010 08:43:54
An amazing watch has lost two incredible guy`s. Having serve d with both JIM and Burt as there crew and watch manager I admired the professionalism and support, they were very strong able firefighters valued by the watch. I wish I could have been there guys look after each other, untill we meet again. Moe. ( Burt if you could pick up the paper on the floor over there!).

Bex Matthews	Dorset Fire & Rescue - Fire Control	01-05-2010 01:46:54
What a terrible terrible thing to happen. What true Heroes our Firefighters are, taking huge risks that most of us could never have the courage to take. I'm sure these Gent's families are so very proud of their men, who lost their lives while protecting others. The Firefighter's Prayer has never meant so much. We at Dorset feel your loss, and are devastated for you all. As Jim Shears' wife said, the world has lost two Heroes, and Heaven has gained them. Always in our thoughts xxx

Steve	Dorset	30-04-2010 20:28:15
God Bless you both, your families and your watch. Dorset Fire and Rescue

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