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Thanks for bringing up the memory of that camping trip, @Tark - it's the odd little things that stick with you the longest. Played footy and followed the Nobbers around with Stu, but that camping trip sticks out as a good example of the kind of effect a forum like this can have.

Welcome back. Hope life in Japan, if you're still there, is good.
Cheers mate. Australia now (for good), but just as hard to keep up with Championship footy.
 
When this forum was much smaller, maybe some 15 years ago, about 8 of us forum members, largely unknown to each other, went up together for a weekend's camping in Grizedale to get to know what kind of fellow fans we all are when not hiding behind a keyboard. At the time, Yoga was driving us all nuts and we tried to meet up with Shaky in Ulverston on the Sunday, but Shaky was probably out on a dog trail.
I cannot claim to knowing Stu at all; in fact, I doubt I met him again after that camping trip, but you do get a sense of a person sitting around a campfire in the woods with others, under the stars, sharing a bbq. I thought of him as handsome, funny, sincere and inclusive.
Not only a massive loss to all his loved ones, but all the wider PNE family.

Warmest wishes to all his family in these very difficult times.

What a great story.
 
Such sad news and my sincere condolences go out to his family and friends , I did not know him personally but he seemed like a genuine person and the strength he showed through his posts said a lot about how much he was loved and respected - RIP Boltons1
 
Always difficult reading about another fellow North Ender passing away. I have been away from the forum on a regular basis for a while (unwell) and am just catching up with things.

My sincere condolences go to his wife and family. One can only imagine how devastated they must be.

God Bless you all.
 
Always difficult reading about another fellow North Ender passing away. I have been away from the forum on a regular basis for a while (unwell) and am just catching up with things.

My sincere condolences go to his wife and family. One can only imagine how devastated they must be.

God Bless you all.

Also been away from the forum for similar reason; hope you’re on the mend Roy. Sad news and belatedly echo your sentiments and commiserations. R.I.P. Stu.
 
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