Fans share their sadness at news of Sir Terry's deathpublished at 10:46
Here are some of the emails coming into the BBC, following the announcement of Sir Terry Wogan's death at the age of 77.
I cannot believe this awful news. I used to listen to Terry every morning and he was a joy to listen to. I shall miss him very much. God bless you, Terry. You were one of the true greats
Sid Turner
I first found Terry Wogan on my radio in the 1970s when I was a medical student. He has stayed with me right through my life. Wherever I was, he would be on my radio. Now I am a retired surgeon and have lost a good friend I never met.
Rob, Durham
I am 52 and Terry was the male voice of my childhood, in our house every morning as I got ready for school with my brother and my single mum (who herself had moved to England from Ireland), a similar age to Terry. In fact, I’ve listened to him for most of my life – we were on the same wave-length, ‘scuse the pun!
My Mum shed a tear when Ray Moore (who used to be on earlier) died and I have too this morning.
Terry – thanks for the joy, the laughs, the good music and the kindness of your voice.
Diane Hughes
On our first date in 2005, my now husband and I were chatting away, when I dropped into conversation that I had a confession. “I'm afraid”, I said “That I do wake up with Wogan...” “Me too!” he exclaimed. Bold statements for people of 22 and 27!
The rest, as they say, is history. We've been married 9 years, have two fabulous boys, and left our wedding reception to the Floral Dance. Thank you, Wogan, for laughter, love and life in your own unique way.
Sara Moore