Mr Terrance Kenneth 'Terry' Pugh

I have just watched Terry’s story on the BBC. As a stranger, I wish to extend my condolences to his family over his passing after the obvious hope brought by the pioneering robotic surgery. I expect the sense of loss being felt by you is immense and overwhelming. I was very taken by Terry’s spirit, kindness and positivity. His story resonated with me for many reasons (I was brought up in Milford Haven, I am the same age as Terry was though I do not think we met, and I have faced life-saving surgery). May Terry’s soul rest in peace and I wish you all the very best as you come to terms with his passing and face the future as a family. God bless. Jeremy Robson

Mr Jeremy Robson

I think it was brave of Terry and his family to share his illness on Saving Lives in Cardiff. Many would have understandably wanted privacy, but in sharing his experience he has raised awareness of the pioneering work being undertaken at the hospital and the humility, dedication and amazing skill of the staff that provide it. He sounded like lovely chap and and his loss will I’m sure be terribly felt by his family and friends. The program touched me given our very similar ages, and that my mum was treated in Cardiff for a brain tumour in the 80’s, to which she later succumbed, but not before she was given a precious last lease of life. Rest in peace Terry and thank you to your family for giving me the opportunity to make a contribution. Kind regards, Mike

Mr Mike Thomas

Just watched saving lives and was so moved by your bravery. God bless you and keep you safe.

Mrs Sharon Ecclestone

A very brave gentleman

Mrs Kathy Busk

Just watched Saving Lives In Cardiff and was very moved by the bravery shown by Terry and the other two patients shown. My brother had life saving surgery at UHW a few years ago. Where would we be without these extraordinarily gifted and compassionate surgeons, doctors and nursing staff? Thank you and bless you all. 🙏🏻

Miss Tina Horton

I saw Terry and his wife Marysia on Saving Lives in Cardiff. I was in awe of Terry’s bravery and fortitude and was devastated to learn that he had passed away. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends. Godbless!

Mr Mark Linehan

I've just watched Terry's story on "saving lives". I'm really sorry to hear that he passed away. What an amazing gentleman. I felt moved to donate. Sending condolences to his family and friends. RIP x

Miss Stacey Horton

Just watched on TV. Shocked he has gone and moved enough to donate. Such a lovely positive couple and similar in ages to me. So sorry

Miss Claire Smith

I’ve just watched Terry’s story on tv. So sad to see that he passed away. I hope that by allowing his story to be broadcast Terry will continue to raise money for to improve knowledge and treatments for cancer patients. Rest in peace.

Mrs Allison Silsby

I never met Terry but having just seen his incredible courage and sense of humour displayed so effectively on Saving Lives, I feel I want to send my condolences to his family and friends and thanks to the amazing surgeon and staff at UHW - my local hospital.

Mrs Katrina Munro

What can you say other than great sadness felt at the early passing of one of life's good guys, but grateful for knowing and working with him and feeling the sunshine he gave.

Mr Chris Rowe

So sorry to hear the news, I had the privilege of working with Terry from time to time. Such a nice guy.

Mr Andy Griffiths

Sending all our love and thoughts to Marysia, Ben, Liam and family xx

Mr & Mrs Chris &Tania Harris

Treasured memories, all our love to the whole family from Jane and family xx

Mrs Jane John

So many memories. What a guy!!! Will miss him lots. Sending all my love to Shim, Ben and Flea xxxx

Mrs Lisa Kelly

With all our love from the Machin’s xx

Mrs Alex Machin

Terry will missed and remembered by so many with fondness and respect. He was a gentleman, always had a smile on his face and was a real pleasure to work with. With our deepest sympathy, Helen and I send our heartfelt condolences to Terry's family.

Mr Howard Lloyd

Thinking of you all. Gone much to soon. His character will live on. Geoff & Pat xx

Mr & Mrs Geoff & Pat Brown

Fond memory’s of Terry at this sad time.

Mr & Mrs Paul Fiona Redford

Lovingly remembered

Mr Mark Williams

To my dear friend Terry, I'm going to miss our chats over the gate where we would shoot the breeze over every topic known to man. I'll miss you just turning up and cutting the grass when I'm away and we'll miss those extra custard slices (which I didn't always share) You were one in a million mate and a Legend. Marysia, Ben and Liam will take some time to adjust to your premature departure. You were taken far too early Ter but I'm happy that you managed to get your dream trip in to see Ben and his gang in NZ before your illness took a grip. Rest assured I can look over them all from my garden and will always be there for them should they need help or support. RIP Ter. X

Mr Richard Clive Henson MBE

Our deepest sympathy in your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you as a fmail at this sad time.

Reverend David Jones

Deepest condolences to you all. Terry was a true friend who help anyone. He will be missed terribly but never forgotten. RIP old friend 🧡

Mr Nigel Bevan

One of The Best taken far too soon. Always full of fun. A true friend who will be greatly missed xxx

Mrs Vanessa Richards

So very, very sorry to hear of the loss of Terry.

Mr Midway Motors Rees

In memory of my amazing brother, I will think of you every day and will miss you with every breath I take. I know that you and Mam are together. Love you forever Gaynor and Ceri.

Mrs Gaynor Thomas

'Its all shit and bollocks' Terry you were one of a kind and one of the best. Sending lots of love to Marysia and the boys. Love Han and Vic x

Mrs Hannah Thomas