I got to know Andrew in a professional capacity following his stroke. It was a difficult time for him but I always enjoyed working with him. He was a kind, gentle, caring and interesting man.
My thoughts are with his family and friends. xx

Holly Wilkinson

I remember Andrew as a cheeky, fun character with a strong sense of his British heritage and a love for the BM. He was my first boss in the public relations sector and certainly influenced my decision to make a career in PR. Organizing press receptions, monitoring media coverage and learning about the collections were essential aspects of our work and as junior in the office Andrew involved me in everything and made them fun and fascinating. The press office was always buzzing with new projects and ideas. Andrew Moyse, an anarchist, artist, and writer attended every press reception at the BM. He captured me and Andrew in this little collage which Andrew never saw. I think he would be amused. RIP Andrew. x

Colleen Harris

Andrew and I were colleagues for 5 years at the British Museum at the start of my work life. He was supportive, compassionate, intuitive and enormously entertaining. I am grateful to have known Andrew and regret that we were unable to reminisce about old times. It is heartwarming to see that his chosen charity is the British Museum. Condolences to all who knew and loved him.

Elaine Lyons

I was Andrew’s neighbour in Isleworth.
I loved having him next door. There was many a morning we would stand at our front doors chatting about anything and everything. There was always something interesting and I always ended up going back into the house giggling.
I am missing him and will always remember him with great fondness.
Much love.
Jo xxx

Jo Proudlove

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