What can I say?
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What can I say?
I had to sell my two Armotek models due to circumstances beyond my control
My sister inlaw, Jackie who lived with my wife and I for three years, was
diagnosed with lung cancer and a large brain tumor last december and she had a heart attack a week last Friday and was admitted to hospital. She lost her life at 0600hrs this morning
The lads I was with at the fantastic open day were made aware of my situation and unfortunately I had to leave early to comfort my wife.
I wish to express my thanks to the lads who are a great bunch!
I do hope, that I am no longer an owner of one of these fabulous models, that I will not be able to post on this great forum any more?
Gill, Mark thank you for a lovely open day
Kind regards Stewart
My sister inlaw, Jackie who lived with my wife and I for three years, was
diagnosed with lung cancer and a large brain tumor last december and she had a heart attack a week last Friday and was admitted to hospital. She lost her life at 0600hrs this morning
The lads I was with at the fantastic open day were made aware of my situation and unfortunately I had to leave early to comfort my wife.
I wish to express my thanks to the lads who are a great bunch!
I do hope, that I am no longer an owner of one of these fabulous models, that I will not be able to post on this great forum any more?
Gill, Mark thank you for a lovely open day
Kind regards Stewart
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Hello Stewart.
Vinnie and I are very sorry to hear your sad news and our thoughts are with you at this sad time mate.
On a much lighter note i still do not think you have anything to worry about as far as the forum goes.
Cheers Paul and Vinnie.
Vinnie and I are very sorry to hear your sad news and our thoughts are with you at this sad time mate.
On a much lighter note i still do not think you have anything to worry about as far as the forum goes.
Cheers Paul and Vinnie.
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Stewart,
My condolences on your family's loss. A close friend of my wife has lost both parents to the big "C" this week. Devastating.
Cancer is everywhere and touches us all, and it will probably get most of us. However we are famously pragmatic and practical types, so perhaps we should look at doing a little fund raising for a cancer charity at events this coming year.
Make a difference and fight back.
It does not matter which charity, so we could have a nomination and a poll if Mark and Gill are OK with this.
I'm in.
Fabrice
My condolences on your family's loss. A close friend of my wife has lost both parents to the big "C" this week. Devastating.
Cancer is everywhere and touches us all, and it will probably get most of us. However we are famously pragmatic and practical types, so perhaps we should look at doing a little fund raising for a cancer charity at events this coming year.
Make a difference and fight back.
It does not matter which charity, so we could have a nomination and a poll if Mark and Gill are OK with this.
I'm in.
Fabrice
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Fabrice and everyone else !
Cancer has run through my wifes family genes for generations.
Mother died from cervical cancer?
Sister from lung cancer.
And I have learned that the black sheep of the family, another sister, is riddled with it and is due to die shortly?
Carol is frightened to hell that she will get it next?
I have asked for family and friends to make a donation to local cancer charities rather than waste money on flowers!
Am I right or wrong?
This weeks phone bill will be enormous! I dont care! I loved my sister inlaw
COULD IT BE POSSIBLE for Armortek to make a small donation of members purchases to charity?
Fabrice my hat is off to you my good friend!
Regards Stewart
Cancer has run through my wifes family genes for generations.
Mother died from cervical cancer?
Sister from lung cancer.
And I have learned that the black sheep of the family, another sister, is riddled with it and is due to die shortly?
Carol is frightened to hell that she will get it next?
I have asked for family and friends to make a donation to local cancer charities rather than waste money on flowers!
Am I right or wrong?
This weeks phone bill will be enormous! I dont care! I loved my sister inlaw
COULD IT BE POSSIBLE for Armortek to make a small donation of members purchases to charity?
Fabrice my hat is off to you my good friend!
Regards Stewart
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