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Mike · Joined: 20 Sep 1996 Location: Lilydale, Tas.

Things have been a bit full-on here the last few weeks. We buried Deb's step-sister today. She died last week after a suffering a burst aneurism in her brain 2 weeks ago, she was 32.

Now it's time to get things back to normal, so I'll start a thread in a day or two, for all those interested to work out a time to get into chat to decide how we want things to work.

Black_White · Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2002 4:53 pm

Our thoughts are with you Deb, Mike & Nick.
Be strong.

-Craig

Welcome to 2002! The year of the MAGPIES!

cobood · Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2002 6:02 pm

So sorry to hear that Mike.....
My deepest condolences to you Deb and Nick....

Take care

BE LOUD...BE PROUD
(September.... we WILL be there)

MarkT · Joined: 07 Aug 2001 Location: Melb

Deepest Sympahthies Mike and especially to Deb.
Forget this site for a while and look after your family, they are the most important thing.

Broadie · Joined: 10 Feb 1999 Location: VIC

Condolences and sympathies to you both (& Deb's family).

Broadie

Kristin5 · Fiery Redhead Joined: 19 Apr 2001

Condolences to you and Deborah, Mike. A real tragedy, especially for one so young.

"I'm sure people see me as a screaming redhead with a big pair of boobs, but I like to think I've got things to say." Geri Halliwell, former member of the Spice Girls

Kristin5 · Fiery Redhead Joined: 19 Apr 2001

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PeterWH · Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2002 9:21 am

Deepest sympathy from our end Mike.Your family is FIRST,we come after that....sort out the family first then worry about other things.

PeterWH
PIES FOR PREMIERS 2002

Mike · Joined: 20 Sep 1996 Location: Lilydale, Tas.

Thank you everybody, especially from Deb.

Jeanette's death was one of those events that makes you realise that if you don't grab it today, it may not be there tomorrow.

She was a beautiful person and a party animal. She lived life flat-out and packed more into her time than many an octogenarian has managed. I wasn't particularly close to Jeani, my role for the last couple of weeks has been support for Deb and her family during a very traumatic time. Jeanette was single and had 2 sisters and 2 step-sisters, no brothers - girls everywhere - I must have done something right to end up in that family

Dr Alf Andrews · Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2002 9:26 am

Burst aneurism ... 32 years old ...

That is not only unspeakably sad ... but extremely scary because it's the sort of thing that any of us could suffer at any time. Especially those of us who get a bit carried away at the footy sometimes.

I know it's a bit belated because I've only just got around to reading this thread ... but ... what can I possibly say?

... The words just don't exist to express it.