BUXTON James Alert Me
Originally printed on April 13, 2019 in the Shropshire Star.
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BUXTON
James Henry
(Jim) Of Ryton, formerly of Bushbury. Passed away peacefully at The Princess Royal Hospital, on April 7, 2019, aged 90 years. Dearly loved Husband of Mary. Jim will be sadly missed by all who knew him. Funeral Service at St. Andrew's Church, Ryton, on Thursday, April 18, at 2.30pm, followed by Interment in the Churchyard. Family flowers only by request but if desired donations for Ward 9 at The Princess Royal Hospital would be appreciated. All inquiries to:
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Leave your TributeMr Buxton changed my life.
Arun Bains
15 April 2019
I was an overactive and, dare I say, disruptive child in my previous schools. All energy and no direction.
On my first morning at Bhylls Acre I walked into the hall and saw a man surrounded by a sea of children. My first thought was.... 'Hmmmm.... how long before I break this guy?'.
This man who I did not know approached my father and I and said hello and led us into his office. My father spent the next ten minutes explaining to this man who sat smiling in front of me that I was a real handful, and that I was disruptive, and that I was..... Mr Buxton cut my father off there.
'Come and see me in two weeks, Mr Bains'
Again my father persisted trying to convey how much trouble I had been in in my previous schools and.... again Mr Buxton cut him off.
'Mr Bains.... come and see me in two weeks'.
My Dad got up and said..... 'OK. Don't say I didn't warn you'.
Two weeks later Mr Buxton called my father and asked him to come in to see him. My Dad thought 'Oh great... here we go again'.
When Dad got to his office Mr Buxton did not say a word. He just led my father to the door of my class room. There sitting at the front of the class was a young boy whose hand shot up at every question asked. Attentive, happy, engaged.
My Buxton turned my life around. He had faith in me, but more importantly he had the gift of inspiring you to do your best.
Pretty much in tears as I finish this.
Teachers are great. Great teachers are so much more than teachers.
Thank you Mr Buxton. It's home time.
Sincere Condolences
Shropshire Star
13 April 2019
Please accept our condolences at this difficult time.
