Dear Iain, I remember when I first started at Prizm sat on the opposite desk to you. All the laughs we had and our little moans about things in the work day!  You were always available to help anyone, with both work and personal matters. We had a good giggle over the years and you were a pleasure to work with! I admired you as a person, impressed by your selflessness when being a friend to Joe taking him out to the pub and to his Jazz clubs. You were a family man, always proud to share pictures of your kids and grandkids with a big smile on your face! I hope you are pain free and back to your sporting best up there! Winning the 100 metres and taking wickets. You will be missed by so many my friend. Rest in Peace. …

Iain, I’m still struggling to comprehend and find the words! I will always remember you as ‘Dapper Iain’ in your 3 piece suit or waistcoat, smelling great with you drawer full of interesting nuts, treats and posh lunches! Your laughter and smiles as you reminisce and love for your family show what a true kind hearted gent you were. I’ll miss our rugby chit chat with that gentle rivalry, within the office banter. I hope know how much you were valued, and loved as a friend and will be greatly missed. RIP, pain free Dapper Iain. Love Andie x …

I will always have fond memories of you Iain. We had some great times at school for instance, up to mischief with Paul Kelly & Warren Hill, playing up the school teachers, fraternising with the fairer sex & nipping off at lunchtime for a crafty fag in Walsall Arboretum. After leaving school we had the same social circle for a while so enjoyed nights out, drinking etc. I remember playing board games on a Sunday afternoon`s at your parents house in Aston, those games went on for hours! Didn`t see you much for a while, things change, we get on with our lives, so when we did meet it was great to reminisce about the “good old days”.   Then, sometime in the early 2000`s, you became my insurance broker, so we used to catch-up on your visits or sometimes in the Hardwick Arms.  Your kids are a credit to you & I`m gutted for them losing their dad, you have always been a good friend of mine & a thoroughly decent bloke, I will miss you! Nick …

Absolutley hearbroken to hear about the loss of a wonderful, kind hearted man.  Iain, i’d known you for 30 years and am proud to call you a friend.  You gave us honisty and integrity.  You will be missed by all that had the pleasure of knowing you i’m sure.  Rest in peace my friend.   …

Iain, what a wonderful, charming, lovely man, a privilege to have known you.  Gone too soon my friend, you will be greatly missed.  Rest in peace. …

From the day I walked into the Falcon office as a fresh faced underwriter trying to become a DU, you always found the time to talk me through the broking life and how to be successful. Something few others did, but epitomised you as a person, a true gentleman who did what he could to help others become better. Rest in peace my friend, I’ll raise a pint for you tonight. …

Oh Iain! I’ve waited and waited wondering what to write. I remember first starting at Prizm and you strolling around in your 3 piece suit looking all dapper and the gourmet meals you managed to cook up in the smallest office kitchen ever, they were some skills. You’re a true gent with a kind heart and a cheeky smile. You will be missed by so many and I for sure will miss our little rants putting the worlds to right. All my love Kim x  …

“Dudey” The name we used to call eachother whilst working together. I will cherish the years I known you Iain. A beautiful human with an infectious laugh. We had a right laugh together. A true gentleman. I will raise a glass for you tonight in our local Blackheath pub.  RIP my friend.  Mat “dudey” …

Was a pleasure working with you and knowing you, not a day went by that you didn’t cheer me up or make me smile in one way or another. The way you spoke about your family was always special and come from the deepest place in your heart. Hope you enjoy your nuts up there in peace away from me always pinching them. Never forget you Iain. …