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Posted: 12 Jun 2006, 21:42
by Big Si
Bummer! :(

Definitely a nice chap, would have loved to have met him for a beer and a chat! :|

Posted: 12 Jun 2006, 22:07
by SomeKindOfStranger
what else is there to say?
my thoughts and condolonces to his family and friends.

Posted: 12 Jun 2006, 22:13
by Christian
I am sad beyond words.

Christian has been one of the most cordially, kindest and lovable persons I have ever met.

My thoughts are with his wife and kids.

I have lost a friend.

I will miss you, doc p!

Posted: 12 Jun 2006, 22:52
by Debaser
Totally stunned and at a loss for words.

My deepest sympathy to Christian's family and friends.

Posted: 12 Jun 2006, 22:58
by Rise&Reverberate
This is very upsetting news indeed. From reading these messages he sounded like a very kind and genuine man. Thoughts and condolences go out to the friends he has left behind but especially to his wife and children. It was very good of you to organise some flowers so quickly Zuma, if we can contribute in any way then please let us know. Long may you rest in peace Christian.

Posted: 12 Jun 2006, 23:21
by eotunun
I came here for the usual no busisiness at all and now read this..
Yes, I too think he was a great person. We may be sorry for not having a chance to meet him again, but I think of his family, what they are going through. Now and in the future, I know what is comming towards them.
They will need his old friends.

That was decades to early.

Posted: 12 Jun 2006, 23:34
by Planet Dave
Utterly devastating news. My (and indeed everyone's) thoughts are with his family. Your memory will indeed live on, here as much as anywhere.

Dave - beautiful message with the flowers. I can't help with money at this very moment, but if there's a collection or something at the July meet then I'll gladly contribute.

Farewell Christian. Say hi to my Grandparents for me.

:cry:

Posted: 12 Jun 2006, 23:51
by Dark
I wonder if they have Heartland in heaven.

Posted: 13 Jun 2006, 00:02
by Planet Dave
Dark wrote:I wonder if they have Heartland in heaven.
They do now. :notworthy:

Posted: 13 Jun 2006, 00:04
by Dark
I have my Blackthorn. It's nearly half-empty but I've not forgotten. *raises can*

To doc P, keep the barstools warm, we'll be up there with you some day, you great man.

Shrunk in case people don't care.
I don't know if this is the right thread or not to post on, but it should be. I recently bought some runes, and although there are many who'd say I'm just fooling myself with symbols on wood, I felt I wanted to just cast 5 to ask what will happen regarding doc P.
I got the following ones: "Disruption, Power, Gain, Gift, Happiness". I'm going to interpret that as that things will start to improve for those affected. And I think that started by the Heartland flowers. You people treat everyone wonderfully, even our fallen comrades. Best community ever?

Posted: 13 Jun 2006, 00:10
by biggy
My sympathies go to Doc's family.
sleep well fella.

Posted: 13 Jun 2006, 00:10
by Johnny M
Alles klar. Anyone who wants to do the tee-thang, let me know.

Posted: 13 Jun 2006, 00:20
by Andy Christ 666
R.I.P, Doc P. My condolences to his family.

Posted: 13 Jun 2006, 00:31
by Delilah
I just find it really difficult to believe it. I loved Christian to bits, only met him twice but he was the one who made my birthday special this year...He was special - kind, funny and generally very nice person and I will miss him... I'm really really sad.
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GoodBye Christian....

Posted: 13 Jun 2006, 02:02
by 9while9
A truly saddening situation.
No words can truly comfort.

But let our actions speak of the man that was.
Today and for the rest of the summer reach out in kindness
and understanding to your fellow man. It seems that this was
an action of Doc P and one that I am sure he would like
us all to carry on.

Posted: 13 Jun 2006, 04:17
by Petseri
:cry:

May his family have the strength to cope through such a loss.

Christian will be missed around here. He seemed to be a positive person. I do not recall him ever being anything but friendly to his fellow HLers.

Not really the news one wants to read when logging on to escape the real world.

Posted: 13 Jun 2006, 07:34
by smiscandlon
I didn't know the man, and I don't have any fine words of wisdom.

Gutted. :|

Posted: 13 Jun 2006, 08:43
by sistersvisions
Not a lot i can say that has'nt already been said by others. :(

My thoughts go out to his family.

Posted: 13 Jun 2006, 08:50
by _emma_
Dark wrote:Depressing, that.. the first one of us to go.. :cry:
EDIT: Just sorta hit me. He's the first HL casualty.. but certainly not the last. That kinda scares me.
My thoughts exactly. :|

Posted: 13 Jun 2006, 09:20
by Karst
Bloody hell. :eek:

Posted: 13 Jun 2006, 10:21
by TourGuider
Christian, Rest in Peace.

My condolences to Sandra and the children

A Candle has been lit.

TG

Posted: 13 Jun 2006, 11:06
by Ozpat
9while9 wrote: But let our actions speak of the man that was.
Today and for the rest of the summer reach out in kindness
and understanding to your fellow man. It seems that this was
an action of Doc P and one that I am sure he would like
us all to carry on.
You are completely right about that!

Well said!

Posted: 13 Jun 2006, 11:54
by Jaimie1980
smiscandlon wrote:I didn't know the man, and I don't have any fine words of wisdom.

Gutted. :|
I didn't know him either. It's really sad when someone goes at such an age. Sounds like a really nice bloke and one who's really missed by you all.

Posted: 13 Jun 2006, 13:10
by ruffers
Once again I didn't know him but my sympathies go out to his family and friends.

Posted: 13 Jun 2006, 13:44
by iesus
i just read the news :(
i didn't know Christian but i felt the need to express by deepest sympathy to his family and closest friends :(
so sad when you hear not so old people pass away...