Sport Legends Trust

Tertius Bosch

Tertius Bosch was a well - known Springbok Cricket player during the early nineties.
He passed away in 2000. The Sport Legends trust read an article in Die Rapport on 28 Nov 2004 and showed his grave without a tombstone.

We felt this was not the way a cricket hero should be honoured after his death and raised funds with other parties to erect a respectful tombstone.

Unveiling of the tombstone on 1st April 2005.

The newspaper articles that brought the issue to our attention

His grave without a tombstone.

Feedback from his friends and family after the tombstone was erected.

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Attention: Bossie Clarke

RE: Tertius Bosch

I herewith would like to take the time to thank you for the interest you took in raising the monies to erect his tombstone. Thank you for honoring him for his contribution to S.A. sport.

From myself, Corbin & Eathan we thank you and the Sport Legends Trust for this gift to the Bosch family. May you have success in helping others with this Trust, and trust you will be blessed with good work you do for the community.

Kind Regards,

Karon-Anne

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10 April 2005

Mnr Bossie Clarke
Fifeweg 4
Rondebosch

Beste Bossie

Bossie ek het nie woorde om dankie te se vir die incredible offer van jou organisasie om vir Tertius, wat soos my eie kind was, so 'n pragtige grafsteen op te rig nie.

'n Groot dankie ook dat julle vir verversings, wat met soveel liefde deur Anel gedoen en so pragtig voorgesit is, betaal het. Ek is seker dat jy net soos ons baie trots was om die gaste daarop te trakteer.

Bossie en dan die rustige en maklike manier waarmee jy die hele aangeleentheid hanteer het. Dit word baie waardeer en dit was n plesier om saam met jou te werk, ek weet dat God die werk wat julle doen baie ryklik sal seen en dat julle van krag tot krag sal gaan.

Nogmaals baie dankie vir alles en God Bless and Keep!

Groete en beste wense

Rita van Wetten en familie



		Tertius Bosch Tertius Bosch was a well - known Springbok Cricket player during the early nineties. He passed away in 2000. The Sport Legends trust read an article in Die Rapport on 28 Nov 2004 and showed his grave without a tombstone. We felt this was not the way a cricket hero should be honoured after his death and raised funds with other parties to erect a respectful tombstone. Unveiling of the tombstone on 1st April 2005. The newspaper articles that brought the issue to our attention His grave without a tombstone. Feedback from his friends and family after the tombstone was erected. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Attention: Bossie Clarke RE: Tertius Bosch I herewith would like to take the time to thank you for the interest you took in raising the monies to erect his tombstone. Thank you for honoring him for his contribution to S.A. sport. From myself, Corbin & Eathan we thank you and the Sport Legends Trust for this gift to the Bosch family. May you have success in helping others with this Trust, and trust you will be blessed with good work you do for the community. Kind Regards, Karon-Anne ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 April 2005 Mnr Bossie Clarke Fifeweg 4 Rondebosch Beste Bossie Bossie ek het nie woorde om dankie te se vir die incredible offer van jou organisasie om vir Tertius, wat soos my eie kind was, so 'n pragtige grafsteen op te rig nie. 'n Groot dankie ook dat julle vir verversings, wat met soveel liefde deur Anel gedoen en so pragtig voorgesit is, betaal het. Ek is seker dat jy net soos ons baie trots was om die gaste daarop te trakteer. Bossie en dan die rustige en maklike manier waarmee jy die hele aangeleentheid hanteer het. Dit word baie waardeer en dit was n plesier om saam met jou te werk, ek weet dat God die werk wat julle doen baie ryklik sal seen en dat julle van krag tot krag sal gaan. Nogmaals baie dankie vir alles en God Bless and Keep! Groete en beste wense Rita van Wetten en familie