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I've not been on here for a fair while, but was just thinking of Chris. My last message was from him on here and only just read it. I wish I had read it sooner now.

You gave the loveliest hugs, and will always remind me of my Dad. I will treasure our chats, hugs, laughs and cheeky bum pinches. I am so sorry that I never got to reply to you in time, but I hope that wherever you may be now, you are free from pain and all the constraints you endured towards the end. You were a true gentleman - they don't make them like you anymore!! More's the pity!!

If someone can let me know where he is interred, I would appreciate it, so that I can go and have one final chat with him before I am unable to travel.

See you on the other side Chris.

Much love
xxx

Wecome back Wench, if you have no luck here it might be worth getting in touch with the Friends of Storeton Woods http://www.friendsofstoretonwoods.org.uk/

I seem to remember Chris telling us of his wishes when he died. That his ashes be scattered in the little stream by him. Cant remember all details but he seemed very clear what he wanted...

Thanks DD. Cools - I know it's a couple of counties over but can't remember.

Granny is the one to ask , think she was great friends with Chris and Pinz... They used to entertain us on here taking the Micky out of each other all good fun...

You should have heard the banter in the pub meets - The good old days

Often think of Chris
Always with affection and kind thoughts
He and I had many things in common, not the least being correct use of language and grammar. In those Chris was a long way ahead of me
Snod

Just caught up on this one. RIP Chris. Smashing fellah and he knew what was coming and faced it with fortitude, though I imagine he must've had his down days as well. Will be missed if we ever get the pub meets going again. Once again RIP me old mucker.