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My condolencies on your sad loss Elton. Very sorry.

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That is terrible news mate :( I am sure we all feel for your loss. Please give my condolences to the rest of your family, and as onions said, remember the good times.

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Thanks to those who have replied here, and by email.

 

I really can't be bothered to update AN right now, so apologies for that. I have a mountain of work here, but sod it.

 

Elton

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Elton

 

Not long posted my topic "yippee", I apologize, seems very unappropiate now.

 

My thoughts are with you and your family, sorry.

 

 

Eat right, stay fit, die anyway.

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Elton

 

Not long posted my topic "yippee", I apologize, seems very unappropiate now.

 

My thoughts are with you and your family, sorry. :(

Mate,

 

What's wrong with that? That's what these forums are for, so tight lines to you!

 

I learnt long ago that it's impossible to share everyone's emotions and really enjoy posts like yours - I like to share those moments :)

 

Best wishes,

 

Elton

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Pretty much how I would want to go.

 

Without warning, in the midst of a full life, helping others.

 

It's the pain of those left behind that is the tragedy.

 

Sorry to hear this Elton :(

 

Tight Lines - leon

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