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To Nick,
Nearly a week has passed and you still occupy all my thoughts and dreams. I don't believe I will ever meet a guy who is as charming and made me laugh as much as you did. I have so many fond memories of stupid stuff that we did like me making you dress up as an ugly sister for Scott House assembly and asking you say the silliest things. Always up for anything you agreed without question and even managed to make that hideous red wig look sexy.
Our time down Pangbourne River in the summer was also incredible, not only excellent at football you also excelled at extreme frisbee and were so patient with us girls who were absolutely rubbish and kept throwing the disk behind us and into the river. I'll always laugh at you and Tom laid on the bank with a stick trying to fish the frisbee out for about the millionth time- always the gentleman.
And then there was your dancing, quite possibly the funkiest little mover in our year I loved jiving crazily with you at parties. I know how much you were looking forward to dressing up as a tart for my tarts and vicars party and I know you would have looked fantastic in a mini skirt! Although you cannot be there in body I know you will be there in our hearts, cheering us up with your contagious and cheeky spirit.
You have been a fantastic friend to me. Thank you for helping me so much with Scott House. Thank you for the memories you have given me. Thank you for your constant smiling. Thank you for making my best friend feel so happy; I'll never ever forget the way she shone when she spoke about you.
Wherever you are, those with you will be blessed
I can't imagine life without you. It was a pleasure knowing you.
One day we'll meet again.
Watch over us
Love Always
Jenny
— Jenny Fuller, 30th November 2004 at 5:33am
In memory of, and as a tribute to Nick there will be a minutes silence before our game against Hurst on Saturday. We would be pleased to see any family, friends and colleagues who would like to join us on Saturday. We play at Reading Bluecoat School, Sonning Lane, Sonning and will be kicking off at 2pm. (If attending please park in the School car park)
After the match you are also welcome to join us at Sonning Working Mens Club, Pearson Road, Sonning.
— READING OLD BLUES FOOTBALL CLUB, 30th November 2004 at 5:17am
Nick, writing this message is the most difficult thing I have ever had to do yet it is also one of the most rewarding.
You taught all of those around you that if you apply yourself then you can achieve yet this was done with great charm and charisma.
Both as a friend and as a colleague it was clear to see you were gifted both academically and within the sporting arena and you knew not the meaning of second best.
I hope that your family are able to take great warmth from the happiness you brought to others and they are able to move forward with the memories that you brought them.
Your saddenned colleague,
Scott
— Scott Allaway, 30th November 2004 at 3:33am
I am a past chairman of Reading Old Blues Football Club and watch most games on a saturday afternoon. When Nick first joined the club in 2003 I was amazed at the quality of player we had aquired. He would be up on his toes running at the opposition defence weaving in and out leaving many a defender on his backside he also had the rare ability and confidence to produce the spectacular. Many opponents resorted to kicking Nick to stop him or at least to slow him up, a complement in itself. He was however a great team player, always looking to bring other teabmates into the game. Off the field Nick was a charming young man, exceedingly mature for his age and a credit to his family. Nick is someone who Reading Old Blues Football Club are very proud to have had as a member both on and off the pitch. My thoughts are with Nicks Family and his many friends at this very sad time.
— Duncan Walker, 30th November 2004 at 3:12am
For Nick.........
BLUE IS THE COLOUR!!!!!!!!!!
— Anonymous, 30th November 2004 at 2:56am
I didn't know Nick but I would like to send my deepest sympathies to Nicks family and friends! xx
— L, 30th November 2004 at 2:26am
What can i say? It's only been six days and already i feel as if there is a huge gap missing in my life. Nick was, to me, the most amazing, talented, beautiful person to have ever been in my life. His smile brightened up my days.
Most people know by now that Nick and I were to go to the Christmas Ball together since we have been getting very close recently. I just know that we would have been together after that as we were both SO excited. Nick made me happier than i have ever been. I can now only imagine our future but i'm sure it would have been fantastic.
I cannot begin to understand why this has happened and am absolutely empty inside. I can only hope now that this just makes us all stronger because no-one will ever forget him and so he will brighten our lives forever.
My thoughts are with everyone who this has affected.
Nick, you know exactly how i feel about you. I miss you so much it hurts and i can't imagine never being able to hug you again. Please stay with me and carry on doing what you love up there.
I cannot wait to see you again because now at least i will always have something to look forward to.
You will be in my thoughts, my life, my heart and my dreams forever.
Love you lots,
Amy xXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXx
— Amy, 30th November 2004 at 1:58am
Even though i avnt know Nick for very long he ws 1 of da greatest people you could ever wish 2 meet. He ws always smilin no matter wat. i jus want to thank his family for bringin him up the way they did coz u couldnt av done a better job. u r goin 2 be greatly missed for the 1st 11 team especially by me as u were a great strike partner and next time i score i will jus point 2 u in heaven n know u av gone 2 a better place.
rest in peace Nick
i know u will never be forgotten by any1 who knew u.
Olly
— Olly Guest, 29th November 2004 at 11:21am
Nick, I am blessed to have shared the football field with you, and to have shared life with you.
— Gary Phillips, 29th November 2004 at 3:52am
There's one more angel in heaven
There's one more star in the sky
Nick, we will never forget you
It's tough but we're gonna get by
There's one spare seat in our classes
There's one more tear in our eye
Nick, the things that you stood for
Will always stay in our minds
— Anonymous, 29th November 2004 at 2:06am
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