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scapey · 03-03-2012, 19:53

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Originally Posted by Amathist

Hi all,
Thankyou for the messages, I have passed condolences on to Marks family from all of you (without mentioning this board LOL) Marks passing ,the inquest concluded his death was UNDETERMINED and he is to be cremated at Woking on Friday 9th of March at 1.15pm, I have told the family that we had a collection of friends from london that we used to meet monthly that maybe would want to attend, just incase any of you would like to come.
Thanks all
Ama xxx

I cant attend but please make my 'presence' known as I shall there in spirit and thinking of him and the good times we all had together

geordiesouth · 06-03-2012, 18:47

My wonderful mate. One of the genuine good guys.

geordiesouth · 07-03-2012, 15:36

Woking crematorium at 1-15. Would be nice to see some faces there Celebrate the moose. His life. He does not have to worry about buying a round. This ones on me

tigger · 09-03-2012, 13:56

Just jumped onto this board. Shocked at the news

Such a shame and such a fun person. I will miss him but remember the fun times we had together.

Such good memories

Tigs xx

10-03-2012, 10:54

Very late to this thread, but that's tragic news indeed. Very sad. My condolences to Moose's family. I remember him, as geordie says, a truly good guy.

Amathist · 10-03-2012, 21:34

Thanks to all that posted here, the Funeral went well and trust me.......Mark had a great send off. Thanks to Geordie South and Almaviva for coming to the funeral and to GS's son too, it was lovely to see you again even though the circumstances were so sad.
Ama xxx

mikeyports · 10-03-2012, 22:06

So happy it went well Ama take care

geordiesouth · 14-03-2012, 08:11

Spirit in the sky blazed out of the speakers as Moose made his farewell

My son and I went to the pub near the crematorium after the service. They obviously do a fair passing trade of mourners

People handle grief differently and some ways it's interesting to observe.........sad and happy

I celebrated my friends life. Not his death
In the words of that immortal song

"Gonna go to the place that's the best"

Amathist · 15-03-2012, 21:39

this may sound odd but moose often told me he wanted 'Spirit in the sky' played as the final song at his funeral, I used to tell him I didnt want to talk about stuff like that but that if I were still about that I would make sure it was. On our last holiday together we met Dr and the medics and he told them too , the Dr seemed quite flattered. I made it known to his family and was pleased to hear it played.
though I cried buckets at the funeral as every memory of him arose while his life story was told in a nutshell, I celebrated his life at the wake and told the story of the vicars and tarts party we attended, where moose turned up as Jesus himself trumping posh who was dressed as the pope..........such good times

Ama xx

sub rob · 02-04-2012, 16:31

Oh dear, sorry to read the sad news of Moose, I remember his contributions to the old board fondly.

Rest in Peace Moose, and my somewhat belated condolences to all his loved ones, family and friends.

10-03-2012, 22:06	#27
mikeyports Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: portsmouth Posts: 945 Reputation: 59	So happy it went well Ama take care __________________ don't judge people i accept them There is not a person that breathes that does not have peculiaritys as long as it does not hurt anyone its OK by me.(cant stop the music) [live life and have a beautiful ending https://twitter.com/Elainasslut

02-04-2012, 16:31	#30
sub rob Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: North West UK Posts: 1,315 Reputation: 59	Oh dear, sorry to read the sad news of Moose, I remember his contributions to the old board fondly. Rest in Peace Moose, and my somewhat belated condolences to all his loved ones, family and friends. __________________ Don't you wish your subbie was hot like me...... Don't you Don't you

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06-03-2012, 18:47	#22
geordiesouth Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 7,336 Reputation: 108	My wonderful mate. One of the genuine good guys.

07-03-2012, 15:36	#23
geordiesouth Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 7,336 Reputation: 108	Woking crematorium at 1-15. Would be nice to see some faces there Celebrate the moose. His life. He does not have to worry about buying a round. This ones on me

09-03-2012, 13:56	#24
tigger Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 30 Reputation: 10	Just jumped onto this board. Shocked at the news Such a shame and such a fun person. I will miss him but remember the fun times we had together. Such good memories Tigs xx

10-03-2012, 10:54	#25
Ms_Tytania Guest Posts: n/a	Very late to this thread, but that's tragic news indeed. Very sad. My condolences to Moose's family. I remember him, as geordie says, a truly good guy.

10-03-2012, 21:34	#26
Amathist Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 6 Reputation: 10	Thanks to all that posted here, the Funeral went well and trust me.......Mark had a great send off. Thanks to Geordie South and Almaviva for coming to the funeral and to GS's son too, it was lovely to see you again even though the circumstances were so sad. Ama xxx

14-03-2012, 08:11	#28
geordiesouth Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 7,336 Reputation: 108	Spirit in the sky blazed out of the speakers as Moose made his farewell My son and I went to the pub near the crematorium after the service. They obviously do a fair passing trade of mourners People handle grief differently and some ways it's interesting to observe.........sad and happy I celebrated my friends life. Not his death In the words of that immortal song "Gonna go to the place that's the best"

15-03-2012, 21:39	#29
Amathist Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 6 Reputation: 10	this may sound odd but moose often told me he wanted 'Spirit in the sky' played as the final song at his funeral, I used to tell him I didnt want to talk about stuff like that but that if I were still about that I would make sure it was. On our last holiday together we met Dr and the medics and he told them too , the Dr seemed quite flattered. I made it known to his family and was pleased to hear it played. though I cried buckets at the funeral as every memory of him arose while his life story was told in a nutshell, I celebrated his life at the wake and told the story of the vicars and tarts party we attended, where moose turned up as Jesus himself trumping posh who was dressed as the pope..........such good times Ama xx