Mr. Lurch taught physical education and was a football referee. he was a jovial and humble person, easy to get along with... may his soul rest in peace.
One looks back with appreciation to a brilliant teacher Mr Roy Lurch, but with gratitude to you who touched me. The curriculum is so much necessary raw material, but warmth is the vital element for the growing into a man today. Without you I wouldnt be the person I am today. You were the person who indentify my passion and interest for construction. Thank You and may your soul rest in peace.
Wow! Mr. Lurch was the first teacher I met at STETHS. He was our Homeroom teacher (8D), a a truly quiet but dignified man. A life well-lived is now at peace. R.I.P. Mr. Lurch.
RIP Mr. Lurch. You were my mentor, teacher and friend. You held my hands and encouraged me through every step of the way when I decided to challenge the Engineering course. I remember the day the AEB results came out and I was successful in Engineering workshop theory and practice (metal work)...I saw pride in his eyes.
Sharon Coley (1983)
He was certainly a humble man, may his soul rest in peace
Winston Blake "Ob" (1989)
One looks back with appreciation to a brilliant teacher Mr Roy Lurch, but with gratitude to you who touched me. The curriculum is so much necessary raw material, but warmth is the vital element for the growing into a man today. Without you I wouldnt be the person I am today. You were the person who indentify my passion and interest for construction. Thank You and may your soul rest in peace.
Quiton Atkinson (1978)
A SIMPLE COMMENT WILL NOT FILL THE VOID LEFT BY SUCH A GREAT MAN. VERY HUMBLE ENEN WHEN PROVOKED.
Donna Headley (Foster (GFoS)) (1978)
Wow! Mr. Lurch was the first teacher I met at STETHS. He was our Homeroom teacher (8D), a a truly quiet but dignified man. A life well-lived is now at peace. R.I.P. Mr. Lurch.
Olive Grant (Hamm) (1977)
RIP Mr. Lurch. You were my mentor, teacher and friend. You held my hands and encouraged me through every step of the way when I decided to challenge the Engineering course. I remember the day the AEB results came out and I was successful in Engineering workshop theory and practice (metal work)...I saw pride in his eyes.
Kecha Gardner (1994)
RIP Mr. Lurch you were a wonderful person and a great mentor.
Worrell Hutchie (Hutchinson) (1979)
I have known Mr. Lurch before I started attending school through his affiliation with football...very humble as stated...may your soul rest in peace