We lost one of our group last week; Nigel Jones passed away. Details are still a bit fuzzy, he had been in for brain surgery two weeks before. Never said a whole lot, but he was at every session and rolled his dice with the best of 'em. Just thought I'd get it out there.
Zo
You have my most sincere condolences.
I'm truly sorry for your loss.
My heartfelt condolences to you, your group and his family
My condolences to you, your group and his family.
When ever we lost somebody we always did something really nice with their charecter. We would take turns playing them while the DM set up an epic way to memorialize them in the campaign world.
+RIP, Nigel.
How old was he? How long was he with your group?
{sips a frothy beverage and pours the remainder onto the ground}
My condolences to you, his family, and his friends. :(
Wow, sorry to hear that. :-( My condolences to his friends and family.
RIP, Nigel.
So sorry for your loss. :(
Always tragic to lose a fellow gamer! You have my deepest condolences.
My heartfelt condolences to you, your group and his family
+1
RIP
A big thank you to everyone who posted in this thread. I just returned from his memorial and it was amazing to see the friends, family and co-workers from Auckland who turned out to say goodbye. I don't know his exact age, he was in his mid-30s. I had known him and played Pathfinder with since my wife and I relocated to New Zealand last January. I hadn't known him a long time, but I did know him to be a stoic, honest, welcoming guy, and it was incredibly cathartic to pass those feelings on to his family. His family have graciously offered our group part of his RPG collection as a memento, and I can't think of a better way to keep his memory alive for us than to roll some d20s with his books on the gaming table.
Zo
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A big thank you to everyone who posted in this thread. I just returned from his memorial and it was amazing to see the friends, family and co-workers from Auckland who turned out to say goodbye. I don't know his exact age, he was in his mid-30s. I had known him and played Pathfinder with since my wife and I relocated to New Zealand last January. I hadn't known him a long time, but I did know him to be a stoic, honest, welcoming guy, and it was incredibly cathartic to pass those feelings on to his family. His family have graciously offered our group part of his RPG collection as a memento, and I can't think of a better way to keep his memory alive for us than to roll some d20s with his books on the gaming table.
Zo
Excellent! Keep the memory alive. :)
{sips a frothy beverage and pours the remainder onto the ground}
+1
I am sorry for your loss.
I will raise a quiet glass for your friend tomorrow when I meet up at the pub with some other gamers...
