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Nick you are greatly missed by many. People always say that i wish we could turn back time, everybody wishes this every minute of the day.
I used to play badminton with you on a monday lunchtime, it used to be me, you, maffey, chris-lee, tom and Jack. I never actually got to play you one on one, but from what i used to see you were an awesome badminton player. Not only that but you had a big talent at playing football.

Your A2 tech project that you designed has been slightly changed and today we built the main frame, you have a good idea and the 5 of us that built it today all thought about you and how you would be looking down on it and hopw proud you should be of it. Hopefully your A2 project will be finished tomo and you and your family can look at it and be very proud of what you have done.

GodBless
R.I.P Nick

— Stephen Bliss, 4th June 2005 at 4:54am

Dear Theale Green's 6th Formers

This is to wish you good luck for your forthcoming exams and a bright future to you all. We have been thinking of you a lot, lately; in fact, we had sent a good luck card for you to the school, but we gather that it did not get read at assembly as there was so much to talk about.

All the very best to you all.

With our love,

Maurice and Annie Moore

— Maurice and Annie Moore, 22nd May 2005 at 6:40am

Hey Sweetie,

I'm layin in bed and can't sleep as usual, thinkin bout u! Nearly six months now, exams fast approaching! I bet u laughed wen u saw my biology results in march! And smiled wen i passed my drivin test!

I'v bin to ur grave quite a lot lately, decorating it with my nans tulips. (Nicks parents - i hav tried emailing u but i dont think it has worked! thank you for takin care of my letter.)

I really miss you Nick, i could really do with a friend like you at the moment. you were always there for me, and now i feel completely alone with no one to talk to. i can't wait to leave school and start my life, and wish you could join me on my crazy adventure!

Im sorry i never told you how much i loved you. Its been half a year and still the pain hurts so much that sometimes i cant breathe. iv seen you twice recently in my dreams, and i feel happy knowin u stil visit me. Keep it up!

Please give me the strength to do the right thing. i keep messing everything up. i kno what i need to do i just need your help.

i love you gorgeous and wish i cud see you.

sweet dreams

Rachel x x x x

— Rachel, 8th May 2005 at 6:35am

I have to admit I am struggling to know what to write. I first met Nick in the summer of 2003 when he came down to Caversham & Redingensians with Chris. I played regularly with him that summer and became aware of his all round athletic ability.

People who knew him better than I tell me that he was also awonderful footballer, quick strong and skillful.

More than that though, I remember him as a wonderfully bright, intelligent and caring young man who gave everything to whatever he did.

Whenever I hear of death I like to remember the quote below and I hope very much that it is true.

"End? No, the journey doesn't end here. Death is just another path... One that we all must take. The grey rain-curtain of this world rolls back, and all change to silver glass. White shores... and beyond. The far green country under a swift sunrise."

Nick, I hope it is as beautful as it sounds.

— Geyv Kathoke, 5th April 2005 at 11:06am

It came as very sad news to us all at Woodcote when we heard that about Nick. Woodcote and Reading Old Blues have had a great rivalry over the last few seasons and although most of our players didn't know Nick personally I know many of them respected him as an excellent young footballer who will be sadly missed not only by his team mates but by local football in general.

— Pete McAlister - Manager - Woodcote / Stoke Row FC, 4th April 2004 at 2:53am