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I first met Nick at work when I offered him a lift to Rob's 21st birthday party. In the car on the way home we got chatting and from that moment, he became one of the most important people in my life. I feel totally lost without his texts, hugs and kisses. He made me (and pretty much everyone else) feel so very special. He had a wonderful quality in that he listened to what you said and always knew the right thing to say at the right time.
We had such a laugh when we went to the Montfort for his birthday with some of the Sava friends and he, Rob and my mate Sharon, made my birthday in September the best ever - we all got very drunk on cocktails and spent the whole night dancing round each other. Can't believe I'm not going to see his cheeky face again, or that he wont be able to try and pinch my chocolate when we were next going to see Reading play.
Nick - such a shame I never got to see you in that fireman's outfit!! And I think you still owe me 195 kisses!!! Went to see Rob yesterday, darling and he is totally devastated, but between us, me and Sharon (and you from above) we will get him through this. You know how much he loved you - I told you often enough and I think you believed me eventually. Hope you know that I loved you too.
You never did tell me what was on your list - you know that you were top of mine.
Your driving was coming on so well - you would have passed your test - and I am pleased you took my advice for once!!!! Will miss you driving me round the car park at Sava.
Thank you for your texts - one in particular - and your phone calls, for talking, listening, laughing, crying, loving, dancing, hugging, kissing, for Freddie and for all the chocolate you bought me, but most of all, thank you for being you.
FF - u know what that means!!
Always there for you.
Roz xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
— Roz Gray, 3rd December 2004 at 6:30am
Over a week has passed since you were taken from us and 6th form has not been the same since. With Christmas now approaching it feels strange you not being here to help with the decorations as i know how you and amy had planned the area that we sit in.
I look across to the other sofa expecting to see you sat there just like you were the last time i saw you.
I am sure that you were gutted you missed the ball as you were unable to dance with the girl that you have made so happy for the last few weeks.
I will miss seeing your smile, your politness and watching you play football in the freezing weather conditions with amy, which is what we did for the house matches.
One of the best memories i have is when sarah- jane and i sung our version of the 12 days of Christmas to you and amy, even though we only managed to get to the sixth or seventh day. I don't think that the three of us will be able to hear that song again without thinking of you.
My heart goes out to all of those who are sharing this pain and my love goes out to your family who are the nicest people i have had the priviledge of meeting.
You will be cherished in our hearts forever and always.
Sweet dreams
xxxxxx
— Maria, 2nd December 2004 at 12:53pm
R.I.P Nick, he was always kind and considered himself before others. He was a great sportsman and i know he will be missed by all those he ever played with. I'll miss looking out of my window and seeing him playing football in the streets. He was quiet, yet funny and always was everybodies friend. He'll never know how much he meant to people, because his life was tragically cut short. He'll forever be missed by all that knew him, and always be in my thoughts and prayers.
My deepest thoughts and respect goes out 2 all those who hav loved and cared 4 u!
Especially your parents, Mr and Mrs Moore and your sister Amelie who hav kept us all strong and who hav been an inspiration to all of us that hav had the pleasure to meet them...you'll never be forgotten Nick.
Love Always,
Renita
— Renita, 2nd December 2004 at 11:38am
Amelie, i am sending you my love and sympathy, i did not know Nick as many of the people who have left messages did, but i can clearly see that he was an amazing person in so many ways and will be greatly missed. I remember him as your sweet little brother from our time at wilson primary school, all those years ago with his notably wavy hair! My mum and I were shocked and saddened to hear of your loss and felt we would like to express our sympathy and admiration for your strength and forgiveness. I know you will never really lose your brother as he will be with you always in spirit.
Love Miranda and family x
— Miranda, 2nd December 2004 at 11:37am
My Mum (Joyce) informed me of the sad loss of Nicholas on Tuesday evening and asked me to put a note on this web site. We first met Nicholas when he was only a baby, my mum use to be his childminder and has fond memories of him. We were all very shocked to hear the news and from reading the website can see that he grew up to be a very charming young man. Our thoughts are with you all. Love Joyce, Mick, Mandy & Luci. xx.
— Joyce Mick Mandy & Luci Gardiner, 2nd December 2004 at 10:46am
I dont really know what to say here. I just wanna make sure that you know that even though in the last few months I didnt see you very much, i still considered (and do consider) you to be one of my closest friends! Dont ever leave us mate!!
Sheps XxxX
— Mike Shepherd, 2nd December 2004 at 9:42am
I knew Nick from work. I remember I first met Nick when we out for his Birthday, we was playing pool and I cheated every game and he still thrashed me three times. Since then it was a pleasure to have known him, he was funny, always ready to listen and good to talk to. The news came as a great shock to me as I'm sure it did to everyone. He was a very popular guy, genuine and caring.
My condolences to Nick's family
Rest in Peace mate
James
— James Lynch, 2nd December 2004 at 8:26am
There isn't much I can say that hasn't already been said. It was a pleasure to have known Nick and to have played football with such a talented young player. It is clear to see he will be greatly missed by all who were lucky enough to have known him.
My deepest condolences to Nick's family.
— David Watkins, 2nd December 2004 at 6:48am
i knew nick from work and i started at sainsburys at the same time as him. at first i didnt talk to him when we were training but as were we both on checkouts i got to know him a little bit. he was very funny and a good mate. rest in peace. David.
— David Day, 2nd December 2004 at 6:14am
Nick,
I, like i know everybody else is, is finding this terrible loss hard to understand mate. I'm not sure how to cope with this and I know my mind will be elsewhere for the foreseeable future.
Reflecting back on the times spent knowing you have confirmed to me a friend like you were to me can never be replaced. these messages will let people who did not know you realise how caring you were for others, making sure that we were always happy and you would always be smiling around us; and this just reiterates it to them mate.
I quietly envied your natural academic and physical ability as I'm certain did a majority of people and spending all my time at school and majority of time outside school with you makes it so much harder.
Although I know you are with us in spirit, playing football, cricket, badminton and snooker will never be the same. Your commitment and dedication to everything meant you were better than me at most things which is what made me want to be around you even more- hoping some good fortune may rub back on me!
Every time I go on my bike I shall think of us both tearing around practically every road within a 15-mile radius enjoying the adrenaline rush as we took so many risks and had so many laughs together.
My favourite memories are hard to choose, from the thousands we experienced together but the first few that spring to mind are building our base in linear park together; playing together for theale tigers; spending time together camping in Devon on our 'cycling holiday'; playing doubles matches in badminton together; working together for C&N Gardening; having drinking sessions together...I'll stop there!
I want to thank you mate for making my life enjoyable and being such good company to be with. Your humour and smile was a light to this world and to know that you now know how many people cared about you takes away some of the pain I have never really encountered before and has helps me to look for the positives you brought about at this moment.
But most of all I am grateful for all the belief you had in me and the encouragement you gave me about football. It has kept me going at the game after having once lost enthusiasm for the sport and every time I play in your boots in the future I will put in as much effort as you always asked me to-110%.
I'm sorry your life down here had to end so soon but I know I'll have the chance to meet you again one day and will try to follow a few of the valuable steps you took in life as best I can for your sake mate.
Take it easy up there buddy,
Your good mate Chris.
— chris maffey, 1st December 2004 at 2:52am
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