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as im posting this im gutted 1 of my best friends ever died today ok he was 70 but he was 1 of the best blokes i have had the privelage to know he watched me grow up,saw my sons mature from boys to men and now hes gone...is it true only the best go first?..........im devastated
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Hi stoke, sorry to hear about your friend, just shows you how fragile we are, puts things in perspective, you were lucky though to have known somebody that had such an impact on your life, so carry on smiling and remember all the laughs you had together, he will always be a part of your life, and as you rightly say he is not suffering, take care stokey, Ray
mammar and ray thanx for your kind words i have shown my sons all the replies on here and they also say thanks to all of you who have replied he sure was a great bloke.within my role in the armed forces as you can imagine i was away from home a hell of a lot and he and his wife always looked after my wife and kids he will be sorely missed by us and a lot of other people.thanks again all of you.xx
stokeace. My condolences. In terms of bereavment what has helped me is to think that the pain and loss is in direct proportion to the value I had for them and the pleasure they gave me. The more is hurts equals the more they enriched my life and I am so grateful for being lucky enough to have loved them.
Hey stoke, sorry I didnt reply sooner mucker. First of all, my sincere condolences, diagnosed 3 weeks ago and gone now? mercifully quick matey, trust me.
I know how you feel stoke pal, the bravest man I ever had the pleasure to know was a Capt in the RAMC who died from cancer of the liver, I served with him when I re-enlisted after GW1, it was he who suggested I apply for a commission, he acted as my mentor and taught me so much, we were together in Bosnia + Kosovo, he passed away when I was in Afghanistan, like you I was gutted, however the Army got me home for his funeral. I still miss him to this day, he passed away in 2002, and I still drink a glass of Port in memory of him each night
I know how you feel stoke pal, the bravest man I ever had the pleasure to know was a Capt in the RAMC who died from cancer of the liver, I served with him when I re-enlisted after GW1, it was he who suggested I apply for a commission, he acted as my mentor and taught me so much, we were together in Bosnia + Kosovo, he passed away when I was in Afghanistan, like you I was gutted, however the Army got me home for his funeral. I still miss him to this day, he passed away in 2002, and I still drink a glass of Port in memory of him each night
Hi stokeace
The kind words on here is indeed a tribute to your friend. Not many people are so honoured in their lifetime to have a friend like him, and also the fact that you and your family must have also been good friends to him also.
You and your family must have many memories to treasure. Ones that you will never forget.
Remember, friendship works two ways.
Think he may be up there smiling down on you just now.
The kind words on here is indeed a tribute to your friend. Not many people are so honoured in their lifetime to have a friend like him, and also the fact that you and your family must have also been good friends to him also.
You and your family must have many memories to treasure. Ones that you will never forget.
Remember, friendship works two ways.
Think he may be up there smiling down on you just now.