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Tom Pearson<br />
Partner, Marwyn Investment Management<br />
18 January 2016<br />
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I have many memories of Richard. I started visiting him when<br />
he worked for a small business near Clevedon or something...<br />
just off the M5 anyway. I got to know him because I think I was<br />
about the only person who made the effort to seek out the<br />
business which was in a "then" modern office park - which<br />
has probably been demolished by now. I can't sadly remember<br />
the name of the business. I don't know why the name J<br />
Edward Sellars keeps springing into my mind, because I am<br />
sure it wasn't. Anyway, our relationship grew from then and I<br />
kept on visiting him (during what I call the "musical chairs"<br />
period in Bath when everyone seemed to work with each other<br />
at least three times). Finally, I was flattered he tried to hire me<br />
more than once to Parmenion. I saw a stronger more steely<br />
side to him and I think this was because he had finally<br />
realised he had created quite some business. A lovely lovely<br />
chap.<br />
A specific memory:<br />
I don't know why, I recall very clearly him standing in the<br />
doorway of the office in Bath (bottom of Milsom Street)<br />
puffing on a Sherlock Holmes pipe. Smiley, so friendly,<br />
engaging and slightly eccentric. The other thing about<br />
Richard, which so many people are not... he was interested.<br />
He always took an interest in what you were doing.<br />
Best wishes<br />
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