from a member over on Gunboards,

may he RIP



Just heard from his widow that Terry Foley died Saturday in Alconbury, Cambridgeshire, of an apparent massive heart attack. Tac was a soldier, a polyglot, a dedicated and skillful shooter of most types of firearms and a special friend. He and Gay actually visited us twice when I lived in Oregon. He loved my native state almost as much as he loved "playing trains" with garden-scale locomotives -- and driving sports cars. Rest in peace my friend. Lighting a candle.

Very sorry to hear of that. A good man gone.

Damn, that is a real blow. I am very sorry to read this. Wes and now tac. Just damn.

Godspeed, Tac.

Oh no… Man… I really enjoyed his stories of his experiences and life from “across the pond”. May he rest in peace and peace to his family and friends.

Aw man that really sucks. He was such a good guy.

Terribly sad. I enjoyed his posts.

Oh My God! Terribly unexpected and sad news.

Really sorry to hear. Always a pleasure to hear his insight and experiences.

Love and Prayers to his Family.

What a loss for us, he will definitely be missed.

Oh wow! That sure was sudden and what a loss. Dang he was just posting recently. He had a great knowledge of Sig history and an input of news from his part of the world that we normally would not get from our news sources. His contribution to the forum will be missed.

He will be missed. A 20+ year member of the forum, he had a lot of good insight.

Wow.

Never met the man but always looked forward to his take on things from a unique perspective. Hard to process feelings of loss for someone that you only “knew” virtually, yet it still seems to hit hard.


Prayers for his wife, may he rest in peace and in comfort with our Lord.

Damn!….RIP Tac…..always enjoyed his posts and insight from across the pond

Godspeed, tac.

I’m very sad. I didn’t know him personally, but always respected his opinion, and looked forward to his posts. Actually gasped when I saw this title line. May he RIP.

So sorry to hear this. I always appreciated his perspective. My condolences to his family.

My Dad and I had dinner with Tac and his wife near their home when we were visiting the UK in 2014.

Very sad indeed.

I did not know Tac. But I know how much I enjoyed reading his posts and the perspective they came from. I will miss that. Condolences to his family.