Hi you two. - I spoke with Del last night and they are recording a version of the song this week to upload to the website before the weekend - with love. - Jill ----- Hi Jill - I was very saddened to her about Moira, I hope that you are all well under the circumstances. I must say she did in the few times that I met her, have certain poise and style about her and a great sense of humour to match. Making her lovely to be around. You should be proud to have been her parents. All the very best, to your entire family. - Grant ----- Andree wrote on your Wall: - Ian, I am so sorry to hear your tragic news, Moria was an amazing person who was always happy. My thoughts are with you and your family. Take care and try to stay strong xxxxx" ----- Dear Jill and David - I hope you will know that Charlie, Hannah and I send our love to you both and that I am here at anytime for anything that may be of help or comfort. I showed Hannah the website this evening before she scooted out to Brownies.... she saw the one of Moira and Sean on their bikes and said "so if they can't see they could still feel the wind though on their faces...." I wanted to thank you for raising money for LOYO in Moira's memory.. so we can help other people really feel the wind on their faces too... experience life whatever it takes... Hannah then added..."and she will be feeling better soon jumping across the clouds...." See you soon, whenever you are ready.. - Love Lorna ----- Dear Jill and David - we were both deeply saddened to hear of Moira's passing . We have had the privilege of knowing the two of you and all three of your wonderful children over many years . Jackie fondly remembers seeing you Jill so often with Moira around the area when we lived in Blackheath . To meet Moira was to know the joy of life ....her years were tragically short but boy because of the love and caring of her family and friends we believe she enjoyed life more than those who have been blessed with 80 years ! If she had times when her mood was less than vivacious then we certainly never saw them .......We have known grief through the loss of loved ones in recent years but do understand that the loss of a child is for a parent the most difficult loss of all. Time does not heal entirely but it does fade the bad memories ...the difficult times and yet magnifies and amplifies the fond memories ...the fun times ...we hope you share that experience . - Jackie and Dennis ----- Dear David and Jill, - I spoke with Ian today who passed on the news of Moira’s passing. It only seems like yesterday that Moira was born – I can still picture where we worked in 10 Devonshire Square and receiving the news of her birth. My lasting memory from knowing some small amount about the life that Moira enjoyed will be that no daughter ever had such loving and dedicated parents. I feel sure that no parents were ever so loved. As I imagine is the case for many of your friends, I don’t know what to say to console you in your loss. Celebrating a very special life as you are will be a tribute to Moira’s strength as well as a testament to yours. With love and deepest sympathy, - Igor ----- David, - Received an e-mail from Rudd Marlowe advising of her death. Sue and I wish to express our heartfelt sympathy to you and Jill. Warm regards, - Jack & Sue ----- Dear David, So sorry to hear the news and want you to know we are thinking of you all at this time. Love and best wishes. Tym ----- Dear David & Jill - There is never anything you can say at times like these but I cannot tell you how sorry I am to hear about Moira. Although I did not know her personally I cannot imagine the pain you are feeling so take heart from all your good memories. My thoughts are with you and your family at this time. - Regards Corinne ----- My love to you and Jill on this sad day. - BJ ----- Dear David, I have heard of your loss and would like to pass my sincere commiserations. My very best wishes to you and your family. Andrew -----