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	Pete Fitzsimmons
Martin Thursday 9th March 2006, 11:11	Please use this space as you wish. If you have any videos, music, photos, or more that you wish to share, please do let me know. I hope that something more permanent can be made to inch towards the impact that Pete had on so many lives. We are so much richer because of him. God bless. Addendum: Dave and I will be constantly developing this website. It is very rough at the moment, though we hope you follow its progress.
David.L Thursday 9th March 2006, 11:11	Ok firstly you'll have to forgive me for my incompetence with using this. I hadn't been on here in a long long time. I'm sure the sad news has reached most people and I'm also sure that we all have been looking at pics of Pete online since we heard. I hadn't seen Pete in a while but I have many fond memories of a great friend. Being Urchins together in the school play, our House Ent judges decide time wasting dance spectacular.An argument we once had about being exclusive best friends in year 9. How anal am I? He was a popular man. I think we all have been left with priceless everlasting memories of Pete. Where ever Pete may be and i'm sure he is looking down on us, I salute you, raise a glass to you and thank you for being you and for giving us so many dear and special memories that we will treasure forever. What a guy! Sending my love and thoughts to all who read this.
Martin Frener Thursday 9th March 2006, 11:12	i cant beleive he has gone. love u like a brother, all tose memories of us here in aus. this is not good by, just cant wait to c u when im up there too. love u mate. we all do martin frener aus
Michael.H Thursday 9th March 2006, 11:12	Mr life and soul of any party!!! that is what i think of pete. he was always in a good mood and even if you where in a bad one he would always put you into a good one. I have so many funny memories about him but the best of I could think of would be the superheroes pub crawl when him and jim dressed up as batman and robin. I am going to miss you pete I will be raising a glass or six to you at my engagement party.
Lubos Thursday 9th March 2006, 11:13	I still can't believe it's true. He was so full of life, how could he've lost it so easily. It's not fair. All my memories of Pete are the best, so I can't just pick one. Prague, Wales, Nothingham, Camden....or snowboarding in Milton Keyes.Thanks Pete for the time spent with me.I'll miss you...I hope you're fine wherever you are and that at least you're with your brother you missed so much. Lubos
David.B Thursday 9th March 2006, 11:13	I didn't know Pete as well as some of you guys, but he was one in a million and I'll miss him
James.L Thursday 9th March 2006, 11:15	Pete - petey pete I loved pete. Like his brother he was one of the few people you could say was a true friend. I remember so many happy times, from our first meeting with john at some after school sports thing, dive rolling over the high jump, to our last making silly voices for his uni project. I'm going to miss him so much. XxxxX
Aiden.L Thursday 9th March 2006, 11:16	I could spend a day writing say how great Pete was but I don’t have to, as we all knew how amazing he was. Pete was a top notch mate and an instant friend to everyone he would meet. We can’t bring him back but we can bring him with us in our memories. We will never forget you Pete. God bless you mate.
Daniel.C Thursday 9th March 2006, 11:16	All ways loved, never forgotten. An the only person that has more gurns in the photo gallery than me :)
Tom Hornby Thursday 9th March 2006, 11:16	Pete was someone i really looked up to. He will always continue to inspire me. My thoughts are with you Pete. Tom Hornby
Clare Thursday 9th March 2006, 11:17	I hoped I'd find somethere here where I could say hello to some of Pete's other friends. I'm originally a friend of his dad (through sailing and stuff), but got quite close to Pete after his brother passed away (yes I'm the one that set her hair on fire at the memorial party!). In that time, I really got to appreciate his passion for life and excitement, but also his more introspective side. I hope all of you are doing as well as can be expected and are looking after each other. One day we'll feel better about this, but currently I'm stuck on the unfairness of life (and death). I cant believe it has happened, and I cant think of anything I can say. Love to you all, especially Mikey. Clare xxx
Carrie Thursday 9th March 2006, 11:17	Pete: the life and soul of any party. It's been said before and no doubt it will be said again. He was funny, flirtatious and always made an effort with his costumes. He was often drunk and would do crazy things to make everyone laugh (my personal favourite being the time he downed a whole cup of chocolate sauce at one of Jim's dinner parties!). You always knew you were in for a fun, laughter-filled night when Pete was around. But there was another side to Pete that I remember; one that I loved him for. It was a side of him that I was lucky enough to catch small glimpses of over the years I knew him. You sometimes had to look and listen carefully for it, but underneath the surface was an extremely loyal, deep and caring man. I remember just a couple of months ago we were being our usual silly selves at a party, when almost out of nowhere, quite seriously, Pete announced that he loved his friends and they were so important to him that he could never imagine doing anything that might potentially hurt them. Before I could pick up on this comment, he was off again, cracking jokes and asking if I wanted another drink. A glimpse of a more serious, extremely loyal and caring Pete. There are lots of memories like the one above - a scribbled note passed in English class when we were 15 that I've found at the bottom of a box, a postcard sent from abroad, a hug and a smile before the next bar on our list. Memories that remind me that it was the detail in the moments we shared with Pete that were really special.
Campbell Thursday 9th March 2006, 11:17	i wish i could find the wordsa and the time to talk of pete on the light he truly deserves. good bloke all in all. he'll be sorely missed and his memories will ring through the corridors of time. its a lesson to us all that we should live for the moment as he did. to live each day with a smile on our faces, a spring in our step and true friends by our sides. he's the last person that would want us to be down about this. lets us celebrate his life rather than commiserate his unfortunate and untimely death. i have a smiel on my face as a write this because, as i said to martin over a pint in honour of pete the other day, the most resounding feature that sticks in my memory is pete's laugh. may his parents take comfort in the fact that Pete is now at rest and that a plethora of friends will remember and love him. To Pete (the 1st). by Pete (the 2nd).
Caroline O'Hagan Thursday 9th March 2006, 11:22	I can't remember a time when i didn't know pete. Somehow all the memories i can conjure up of school time, have him there somewhere in the background. or more commonly in the foreground. Our friendship grew over music, music technology, the bloodhound gang and many many other things. He spent many months with me and my family in australia - although he was more often than not, off doing something adventurous. We remained in close contact all these years - our last conversation, only days before he died. The last thing pete said to me was "I'll always be your little Pete". He will. He is irreplaceable and I will miss him dearly. I may not have physically seen him in nearly four years, but we were friends to the end. Anyone who knows me - and there are a few of you who know me pretty damn well, know that I am not a religious person. But I do believe that there is something out there for us when we leave our human bodies. I refuse to believe that such a large amount of energy - particularly in the case of Pete - can just disappear. Even being in the same room as Pete was exhausting, so I take solace in the belief that his energy is just in another form now. Most likely in the great pub in the Sky with his beloved Jon (who i also miss very much). I like to think they're totally shitfaced up there, planning their next adventure. Jim, James, Phil, Sarah, Bob and all who loved Pete, my heart and thoughts are with you. You know where I am if you need me - too damn far away to be of any real help, but I'm still here. My email is pineapple_you@hotmai l.com if anyone else feels like getting in touch. My heart breaks that you will never meet my son (as you had tentatively planned for later this year). Liam will know who you are. I promise. I love you Pete - and always will. Caroline (Caz) (Frener) O'Hagan
Paul Thursday 9th March 2006, 11:22	Hi cant believe pete has gone, Just like I couldnt believe jon had. All credit to bob and Sarah for bring up 2 superb kids. I have known peter since he was born and seen him grow up. Always full of live, and crazy ideas. His death has left a huge hole in the lives of everbody who new him. big hugs to everyone who new him Paul
Nicola King Thursday 9th March 2006, 11:22	Pete - a man who wouldn't say no to any adventure, great or small! Someone who cared very much for the people around him. I had been getting to know Pete much more in the last year, after first meeting him a few years back. He helped build my confidence at times and I was very much looking forward to spending time with him over Easter and summer this year. We'd talked of doing various things together, as he would've done with other friends. He always managed to make time for everyone after all. I really hope to meet more of Pete's friends and family sometime as I'm sure you've all got plenty of fond memories and funny stories to tell of Pete, which we can all have a good laugh over. Thank you all for the messages put on here, it helps to read them. You just know he’d be right over to change things if he saw us anything but happy so we must try and smile our way through this. Pete, I shall miss both the silly and supportive conversations we had together. Much Love, Tricky xxx (Nicola King)
Cheryl.H Thursday 9th March 2006, 11:23	I don't actually remember my first meeting of Pete, in fact I don't remember my first meeting any of Mike's mates!!!!! Mike' s mates, something Pete one drunken new years eve round Dave's told me off for calling you all as he said I was your mate just as much as Mikey!!!! I do feel like I have lost a friend quite special to me, but I have so many happy memories of bar crawls, BBQ's, seaside and so much more and a bizzare cardboard cut out!!!!! God bless you Pete a friend never to be forgotton!!!! X X X X X
Helen.H Thursday 9th March 2006, 11:26	I met Pete when I was only 14 and just absolutely thought he was brilliant from the first second I spoke to him! So much fun, full of energy and laughter, leaping around keeping everyone entertained. Yet so sweet and sincere when he wanted or needed to be. It has took me ages to write on here simply because it just all feels so unreal that he is gone. Over the years that I knew him, Pete was so much more than a friend. There is no one word that is good enough to describe him and do him justice! He always made me smile when I was upset, always made me laugh when I was bored and was just always right there whenever I needed him to be. He was one of the best people I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. Pete until I see you again, I will think of you always. You still make me smile through this and just having known you makes me feel luckier than some people will ever get to be. I will continue to drink my way through the whole cocktail menu in your honour and one day when I finally get to see you again we can party! Until then, I'll miss you millions. love always, helen xxx
Julia Thursday 9th March 2006, 11:27	"don't cry because its over, smile because it happened"
Sam D Friday 10th March 2006, 13:55	Darling Pete, knowing and loving you was such a privilege and so much fun. Thank goodness we met up in October to share old memories and fill in the gaps where we hadn't seen each other in so long. That random drink in the 'loaf (of all places) is now such a comfort to me because we forgot we were in our twenties and went back to being 18- boozy, giggly and frivolous! There is such a special place in the bottom of my heart for you and for all that you embodied and represented. Memories and thoughts can't be erased and I don't want them to be. Keep drumming your beat up there and continue dreaming and doing. There is only one thing left to say but "CSC" (would I forget?!) and I have and will miss you xx Martin and Dave, this crazy site has been the perfect forum for which old friends can come together and that has been so special and supportive. All of the people on here can weave together the story of Pete's amazing and fun-filled life and for that I thank you xx Sam
Rachel D Saturday 11th March 2006, 17:17	Although I hadn't seen Pete in a while, I feel deeply saddened knowing that he is no longer out there somewhere. As David L mentioned, they both made spectacular urchins in Little Shop of Horrors, and I can remember throughout all of the stressful moments whilst directing Churchill's House Entertainment, Pete was always on our side, and made us smile when we felt like throwing in the towel! I shall also remember Pete's love of drumming, and seeing him hidden behind the drum kit in school band, arms flailing madly in all directions! It really is a cruel world that we live in, and I hope that one day I'll be able to laugh with Pete again. Rachel D xxx
Rob Shearsby Sunday 12th March 2006, 20:26	When I first met Pete I thought he was insane. He insisted that every time I spoke to him, I was to address him as "Funky Pete", and he would only respond if I shouted it. As I grew to know him a bit better, my first impression did not change. He forced me to do a number of ridiculous things, some involving us sleeping on cactuses, jumping out of trees, towing me on a skateboard through caddington from that awful little metro he used to have. I'm sure everyone has their own special memory of him which they treasure, but mine personally is the hysterical image of him trying to assemble his parents sofa bed at 3:00am when he was totally drunk, screaming at anyone else in the room who tried to show him what he was doing wrong, and I watched in tears of laughter as he managed to twist, break and bend the whole frame, (sorry Sarah and Bob if you're reading this), and then attempt to bend it back into shape with the kitchen table. The whole process took something like 4 hours, but that just highlights his insanely determined nature when he puts his mind to something. I know he will be greatly missed
suzie bolster Monday 13th March 2006, 16:16	After reading all the lush things people have written, I have come up with this conclusion: We could so easily write a book and it could be called 'The crazy adventures of Pete'! I love that all the memories I have of Pete are very happy ones. Memorably how Pete looked after me in Sydney, when I had my money stolen, he paid for us to go out on the town "Pete style" and it was so great to be with someone who I could relax around! Me and Pete even went out for about 2 days in year 6, and the cruel way in which our 'relationship' ended: (Pete walked in on me on the toilet, it was quite morifying for both of us!). I look back on all those times with a smile on my face, and the comforting feeling that Pete lived his life to the max. It has made me realise we can all learn from that. Thanks mate for all those crazy times! Big hugs and love go out to all his close family and friends.
serena o'sullivan Wednesday 15th March 2006, 00:31	Big Bro, my Pete; It's still a shock, how you've been taken away from me, you family and all of your friends who dearly loved you. I promised to look after you in Nottingham after that painful summer, but as soon as you came, you took to the place like a duck to water – you made so many wonderful friends and certainly didn’t need anyone to hold your hand, (though you still turned up at my door weekly with a bag of washing, an empty tummy and a hug!). I was really looking forward to our lunch on Sunday - to hear about your latest project, the girls, the bands. That didn't come to be, but talking with Will, Tom and others, it seems you were getting through your final year and making exciting plans for the summer and beyond. I'm so desperately sad that those plans won't materialise, and yet so pleased at the amount of stuff you packed into twenty three years! I've been reading over your old travelling emails, with crazy stories of sky diving, bungee jumping and all other manner of ridiculous stunts. As Suzie has written, you lived life to its fullest, and that's something I admire and will learn from. You were a super friend to me through the years, and I can't believe how many memories I have of you; you just consume my thoughts daily. Times watching films all night, playing pool, times on the beach and on road trips. But you didn’t just make time for me – you were a true friend to so many people, and I think that is testament to how much people enjoyed your company - you were simply fun to be around. All that energy! And so committed to your friends and having a good time, you’d drive to the other end of the country for a party. Sarah, Bob, all Pete's family and friends, my thoughts are with you constantly. Pete, as painful as this time is for all of us, we have the memories of you with us forever. You were a great friend and the future looks so much bleaker without you, I wanted to so much to share it with you. Thank you so much for all the good times, I love you bro – till the next time, Ickle Sis
Nick Neill Wednesday 15th March 2006, 02:03	I don't really know what to write here, and I've been pondering for quite a while. All I can think is I miss you helping me take the piss out of Tom. Keep bouncing on those drums. See you Pete. Nick
Terry Hooper Wednesday 15th March 2006, 21:24	I have lots of musical and 'showy' type memories of Pete. I remember what a fantastic musician he was in the manshead band, and all the help and support he offered through thr house entertainment years! He really was a lovely guy and I am so sad and so very sorry for Sarah, Bob and all his close friends and family. My deepest thoughts are constantly with you. This is such a great tribute to Pete, and I hope one day he can be reunited with everyone again. Terry xx
martin f Thursday 16th March 2006, 11:56	well today is pete funeral, its about an hour before its due to start so u r all on yr way there no doubt, so i thought id say my good by him via this site, as i am 12ooo miles away and i couldnt be there.....pete, even tho u have gone u will always be here with us, im sat here with a pic of u sat at the harbour here in sunny noosa, sat on the rail with the boats and river behind u, we were there for dinner that night,shorty before u headed home. all those weeks u guys, u jim and suzie stayed with us were great, thanks to u all for coming, never in a million years did i every think id be typing about it on a site about u. all i know is everything u did u never did by half, it was always maximum effort done well, we all know u for yr love of music, drumming away whether u had yr kit in front of u or not, always more energy than every one else. nothing could ever hold u back, put a bag on yr back and that was it, all those places u traveled, all those hostels u stayed in, lived in for 3 months, here in melbourne, all those things u did that only u can remember, such a dreadful waste of yr amazing life, with so much waiting for u to happen, then this goes and happens and destroys all the potential u had boiling in side u. pete i really dont know how to say good by, i dont even know why im typing thism there just some silly thought u mught be have the net where u r and can read it, i dont know.im just so sorry u never got to meet my gorgeous fiancee megan, and that she didnt have the honour to meet my only brother...... pete im so sorry. i love u pommie bro. from yr aussie bro. for ever and ever, yr heart will go on. xxxxxxxx
SUE NEILL Thursday 16th March 2006, 13:14	Thinking of you Pete. Thanks for being such a great friend to Tom -I know he misses you. I'll remember when we had a hug when Tom fetched you from the airport, and we'll think of you when we eat a meal from the raclette which we bought after Tom cooked on one at your house!And when we went to see the fireworks with Britta! See you again one day.
Caz in aus Friday 17th March 2006, 03:20	Like martin, I have found it very hard to come to terms with and believe everything that has happened in recent weeks. Not being there, seeing you all, mourning with you, makes it unreal somehow. I had the thought yesterday that this was some kind of ridiculously elaborate joke that pete thought up, but not even HE would go this far! I wish it was a joke, and that we could all laugh about it later on, over a pint. ha ha you got me, and all that. It has been a great comfort reading all the stories about Pete on here. As if we needed more proof of what an unbelieveable person he was, it's now here in black and white. And orange. Seeing so many familliar names, re-inforces the fact - when you made friends with Pete, you made a friend for life. Whether you liked it or not! I remember when I first told Pete and Jim that I was moving back to Australia, the first thing they said was "oooh we'll come and visit!!". I remember it well, we were walking through Downside. Unlike most other people that promised to come out here, they actually did. I am very grateful for those extra months with them all - Suzie too - it meant that I have memories of them all, that were no longer school related. Although, there was already one.... Pete, Jim and James' first Rocky Horror experience. I did their make up, took many photos of them all in various dresses, skirts and sarongs, and we had a great time. I believe they have been to see it again since! Although i bet their make up wasn't as good as when I did it! Pete wore my Pink sarong - the first one i ever owned. And trainers. Really looked the part - kind of. A sad sad thing has happened to our Pete, and we will never replace him, in any way shape or form. Stay strong, look after each other, and stay friends. Like Pete would do, if he were still here. Caz xxx
Leila Saturday 18th March 2006, 14:18	I knew Pete through my brother stevie at school! Pete was indeed my first love, and i think at one point he was ready to take out a restraining order on me!! Stevie and Pete used to hatch little plans all the time on how to trick me, and i know petes brains were behind most of them!! I particularly remember one night when Stevie had a party at home and i kept trying to seduce Pete with a beer bottle. I was 14 at the time!! Pete never failed to make me laugh, and i looked at him as a brother (after i got over my hormone induced crush). Im still in shock right now, and cant believe we will never hear his laughter again. But i do know that he is up there somewhere with Jon, having a good old laugh! No doubt in fancy dress with plenty of booze!! I hope that in time i will be able to remember pete with a smile, rather than tears, but right now the grief is unbearable. I look forward to seeing as many of you as possible at the funeral tommorrow, and hopefully give pete the fantastic send off he deserves. Love Leila x
Katie Saturday 18th March 2006, 14:18	Although I didn't know Pete as well as most he still seemed like a really cool guy. A typical student with a big heart. I have listened to many great stories of Pete and his crazy antics over the past couple of weeks and its evident that he will never be forgotten as his memory will live on in all his friends. To Pete, thanks for making me smile, Katie x x x
Becky Tuesday 21st March 2006, 18:25	I wish i'd known Pete better but he was always surrounded by a huge swarm of friends (and admirers in the years below him at school!!) It still upset me so much when I heard. My best memories of him are as an artist, amazing drummer and the clown of the band! He was a really great guy. This site is an amazing tribute to him. Thankyou so much for sharing it. My deepest thoughts and prayers are with Sarah and Bob, and with everyone here. Love Becky x
Timmus Tuesday 21st March 2006, 18:50	I was only at Manshead in the sixth form for a year when Pete was there but I remember him fondly. He always always made everybody laugh and brightened up the sixth form block. We inherited the far corner of the block with the benches outside Mr Seldon's office from Pete and Jim and the others and we considered it a great honour at the time! Thoughts are with you all.
Angela Tuesday 21st March 2006, 19:04	I still fondly remember the firs time i met Pete at one of Daves bbq's.We had so much fun and chatted away as if we had known each other for years.I remember thinking he was a truely top bloke and was not wrong.He will be greatly missed and i am left with great memories of him which will always make me smile. Angela xx
Chris Wednesday 29th March 2006, 13:48	"I wish i'd known Pete better but he was always surrounded by a huge swarm of friends (and admirers in the years below him at school!!) " Yes that would be me then.. I'm not ashamed to admit I liked him for the whole three years we were at school together. I didn't know him as a friend, but I did know him. All those memories. I think the best one was playing some silly game in Caddington that involved pretending to be eaten by a lawnmower. I was rolling round on the floor in full flow, pretending to be eaten and my friends decided not to tell me he was walking past. I don't think I've ever been more embarassed. But now, I'm glad it happened. I'll always remember him trying to make everyone laugh during the Grease rehearsals when we had to freeze, facing the back during 'Raining on Prom Night' Finally, but probably most imprinted in my mind, is the image of him behind drum kit. I smile every time I think of him now. He'll not be forgotten.
VIctoria Thursday 30th March 2006, 09:57	I hadn't seen Pete for about 5 years when I heard the news so I feel a bit of an outsider posting here. Still, I've been thinking about him alot and I had nobody to share my memories with. I met Peter within the first few days of starting Manshead. I definately had a little crush which heightened during an ice skating school trip in year 9. We held hands all the way round and he spent the coach journey back telling me jokes (apparently I told someone that I always fancied the funny boys). If he was that much of a ladies man when we were only 14 then I dread to think what he would have been like since emerging from the teens. I bet he's left a trail of broken hearts. I remember going shopping with Marie one day and talking the whole way round about Pete (whom we nick named Pete Pete Pa Pete - for some strange reason). I'm cross at myself for not remembering more time that we spent together (I blame old age) but at least all my memories are good. That cheeky grin of his! My thoughts are definately with his family. I'm so sorry for your loss. Life isn't fair. And if any of the old Manshead gang want to meet up some time over Easter to remember Peter then email me - I'll be there. Peter - I'm thinking of you always.
Caz Monday 10th April 2006, 10:59	You're on my mind, funky pete. Let me entertain you came on the radio when me and marty were driving round this avo. We both said it reminded us of you. I think Liam's got rhythm - drumming potential?? He loves to play my piano, but I doubt anyone will ever be able to make it sound like a real kit was in the room, like you did. I know you're still here - thanks for the photo the other day. Miss you every day cazcazcaz xxxxxxxxxxx
Carrie Tuesday 11th April 2006, 13:19	Pete, I wish you were still with us to celebrate and party like we always used to. Missed you so much this past weekend - I think everyone did. We're thinking of you always... Carrie xxx
Serena Monday 24th April 2006, 23:58	I seem to find myself here most days reading comments - Pete, you truly were one of a kind weren't you? We miss you so much - thinking of you and feeling sad today - wish you were here to cheer me up! Miss you miss you miss you! xxx
Caz Tuesday 25th April 2006, 01:21	2 months have passed already. It's hard to believe. Feels like yesterday that you were still here....
Sarina J Thursday 11th May 2006, 14:30	I didn't know Pete half as well as many of you did and I hadn't seen him for four or five years. I bumped into Serena two days ago who told me what happened and I just wanted to express my sympathies to pete's family, especially to Sarah (Mrs Fitzsimmons). I was so sorry to hear what happened but reading through these comments I'm happy to see how well loved he was: there aren't many people who would have left the mark that he did. I hope that you always continue to remember Pete for the funny, lively guy I do.
Bob Sunday 14th January 2007, 20:14	Can we please keep this site for the purpose it was created. In memory of Pete. Not a forum to advertise etc. I find the comments and thoughts a great comfort, thank you all.
Andy Kitt Monday 5th March 2007, 18:47	One of my fondest memories of Pete was on the trip to Germany back when i was just a wee yr 10!! We spent one afternoon together when both of our exchange partners were busy, we played table tennis and went for, what felt like at the time, the longest walk ever because we got so lost!!! That afternoon will remain in my heart forever, pete was a guiding light for me who i admired immensly. A true friend. I miss him x
Johan Sanjaya Friday 2nd May 2008, 06:53	Hi Mr Pete, what u doing now? Cheers, Johan Sanjaya
Bob Friday 2nd May 2008, 18:13	I've been messing around with some very basic editing. It would all be so much eacher if I knew what your programs did. It took ages just to find a CD burner on your PC. Miss you so much! Dad
Carrie Saturday 7th June 2008, 00:58	Sweets, I wish I could hug you and tell you I miss you for real. I think of you still a lot and wish you were here to meet my new friends here in Liverpool. I'm having a BBQ for my adoption day tomorrow and we're planning lots of silly games, which remind me of you. I miss you pete. xx
Jenny R Thursday 17th December 2009, 20:26	Hey Funky Pete, I had forgotten all about your demands to be called that till I read this today. You even made me put your number in my phone under that. For some reason you popped into my head on the way home from work today, well more the memory of you dragging me backwards down a pothole at Phasels Wood during one very wet and muddy downsman whilst I was holding a very expensive video camera that I have been threatened with death should anything happen to...which of course you knew and so took even more delight in covering me in mud. Why do so many of my memories of you involve mud and pain? xxx
Ali Saturday 12th June 2010, 13:28	I still think about you all the time Pete. I will never forget. x x x
Bob Thursday 21st October 2010, 16:34	Spam on this site is annoying and offensive! Hopefully it can be removed.
Sarah Thursday 3rd March 2011, 20:16	Thinking about you lots at the moment Pete. I miss your smiley face and wish we could hang out together again. Hope you and Jon are chilling out together somewhere with a beer thinking of us all too : ) xx
Rhoni Thursday 7th April 2011, 22:47	Missing you! Always in my heart xox
Clare Saturday 22nd December 2012, 17:35	Hi Petey, been thinking about you this afternoon. I love spending the 23rd with your friends and family at the pub and am sad to be missing it this year. I'm even missing the tangle of christmas decorations and throwing them at the christmas tree in a haphazard manner. I will be thinking about you tomorrow, (not mulberry handbags) and the silly fun things we did together. I'm on the Isle of Man with the family and in-laws, and I'm hoping to get down for a walk to the sea tomorrow. Nic and I scattered your ashes in the sea at Chichester, so the sea always feels more special to me now- like every time I see or hear it, I feel like you're about somewhere :-) Happy Birthday for tomorrow Petey Pete
Bob Monday 25th March 2013, 17:47	I hate spam!
Bob Tuesday 6th August 2013, 10:37	A busy summer ahead. Miss you.
Bob Monday 7th October 2013, 16:24	I hate spam
Bob Wednesday 16th October 2013, 19:42	I hate spam and hence a post to stop it being the first thing you see.
sarah Thursday 14th November 2013, 10:17	Some people have no respect for the departed! Bad advertising I'd think...
Serena Tuesday 25th February 2014, 23:01	Feeling very sad today bro. Can't believe it's been eight years since I saw you. It feels like you're with me all the time. Pulling my socks up and heading out for a posh dinner with the boyf. Don't worry - we will drink a beer for you! Love ya bro, take care xxxx

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