Happy Heavenly birthday to our friend and mentor, Colin Fry.💓
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Friday, 24 August 2018
Memories of Our Mentor and Tutor – The Reverend Colin Fry
The 25th of August
marks three years since our friend and mentor The Reverend Colin Fry passed to
the higher side of life. We first met Colin in 2005 at Gloucester Leisure
Centre (GL1) where he was demonstrating his mediumship.
He helped us both immensely by giving us advice and criticism on how to better develop our gifts. It was an immense pleasure to work alongside him and to spend so much time in his company.
Colin was an amazing teacher and mentor. He spent his free time with us and other college students as he wasn’t the sort of medium to shut himself away. Everyone who was in his presence felt at ease.
We saw first-hand how Colin gave his time to help people. He had an aura about him that exuded compassion, love, understanding and warmth.
When we heard that he was seriously ill we sent him love and we said our prayers that he would get through his illness. Sadly he passed onto the higher side of life, but his legacy lives on through us and everyone he came in contact with.
We will always value his love and support.
In the words of Colin Fry – “Death is the greatest lie.”
Love and Light,
Colin told us about his spiritualist
college in Sweden called (Ramsbergsgården Spiritual School) and invited us over. We fell in love with the place and the
country soon after. For the next five years we began working in earnest towards
certification of our mediumship together, which we achieved in July 2010 with
Colin’s guidance and support.
He helped us both immensely by giving us advice and criticism on how to better develop our gifts. It was an immense pleasure to work alongside him and to spend so much time in his company.
Colin was an amazing teacher and mentor. He spent his free time with us and other college students as he wasn’t the sort of medium to shut himself away. Everyone who was in his presence felt at ease.
We saw first-hand how Colin gave his time to help people. He had an aura about him that exuded compassion, love, understanding and warmth.
When we heard that he was seriously ill we sent him love and we said our prayers that he would get through his illness. Sadly he passed onto the higher side of life, but his legacy lives on through us and everyone he came in contact with.
We will always value his love and support.
In the words of Colin Fry – “Death is the greatest lie.”
Love and Light,
Janet and John Copestake
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