Mr Terence Frank 'Terry' Bell

 

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Died peacefully at River Meadows Care Home on 3rd July, aged 92 years.

Beloved husband of the late Doreen; dearly loved father of Paul, Steve and Joe; much treasured grandfather to Ruby, Millie and Sacha; cherished landlord of the Dun Cow; he will be sadly missed by all his family and many friends.

Funeral service at Oakley Wood Crematorium on Wednesday 12th August at 12:30 p.m. in the South Chapel.

Family flowers only please; donations for ‘Talk Dementia’ may be made via the 'Donate' button below or left at the service.

Enquiries to R. Locke & Son, Kineton (01926) 640 386.

Total collected to date: £242.00

Charity details

Talk Dementia

"talkdementia"  may sound like a national charity organisation, but we are a "not for profit" unincorporated organisation (community group). 

We are in reality just Heather and Paul, who together with a small group of dedicated local volunteers regularly work through our four local dementia cafes to help others who find themselves unexpectedly thrust into the world of unpaid dementia carer, having to deal with all of the life-changing events that occur when someone you love begins to live with dementia. We also campaign and lobby on behalf of the needs and legal rights of dementia carers.

Voluntarily working alongside medical professionals and national charities we offer additional support to dementia carers locally - Through our own personal experiences of caring for a loved one living with dementia we both completely understand the many challenging emotions and difficulties."

Paul and Heather Dowler - Tysoe Warwickshire

Please visit our website for further information: https://www.talkdementia.uk

Service details

Cremation Service

12 August, 2026 12:30

Oakley Wood Crematorium

Oakley Wood Crematorium, Oakley Wood Road, Bishop's Tachbrook, Leamington Spa , CV33 9QP

Messages of condolence

In Memory of Uncle Terry - a good friend of our Dad and Mum - Ron & Dot Roberts. Rest in peace Uncle Terry - you’ll be sorely missed! With much love and sincere condolences to all the Bell clan from the all Roberts clan X

Miss Kim Roberts

We remember Terry (and Doreen too) as publicans at the Dun Cow in our village of Hornton. They were great licensees and the pub was a very important part of the community - this was reflected by the number of people who attended Terry's funeral service. We think that his time at the Dun Cow reflected Terry's sense of commitment to the idea of community. We need more like him but he was a one off. Roger and Lynn Corke

Ms lynn graham

Cash donations received at the Funeral Service.

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