TimberFloorAus RIP
Sep 19th 2014, 8:35 am
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Re: TimberFloorAus RIP
Very sad. RIP.
Sep 19th 2014, 9:34 am
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Re: TimberFloorAus RIP
I'm pretty sure he would be delighted to see so many of the old guard of BE posting on this thread. RIP Steve x
Sep 19th 2014, 9:42 am
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Sep 19th 2014, 9:49 am
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Sep 19th 2014, 10:51 am
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Re: TimberFloorAus RIP
Pap was one of the people closest to him. I asked him if he would share his insite into the guy he knew. Im sure it will take him a while because its really hard to type from the heart.
But it will be another side of timber.
But it will be another side of timber.
Sep 19th 2014, 11:46 am
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Re: TimberFloorAus RIP
Very glad he and I made peace a few months back
Sep 19th 2014, 5:56 pm
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Re: TimberFloorAus RIP
I didn't do him justice earlier. When the news reached me this morning I was numb, didn't know what to say.
My heart goes out to Debs and the kids.
Mate. He was a mate. He involved me in a number of his ventures from way back to not so long ago, I count myself lucky to have known him this way.
To me Steve's best attribute was his attitude. He put everything in, no half measures. He was the can do guy, not one to sit and wait for opportunity to come to him. He'd have a go, not just a go but the whole shooting match. Life was his oyster and he'd damn well eat it, probably in a vindaloo paste washed down with a few beers. He worked hard but you could just tell he enjoyed what ever he was doing. And nothing was too much trouble for him.
I don't believe in afterlife. But I can't help but think that some of Steve's attitude, the spirit in which he enjoyed life shaped my own attitude and probably others who knew him. That is what I meant by legend.
My heart goes out to Debs and the kids.
Mate. He was a mate. He involved me in a number of his ventures from way back to not so long ago, I count myself lucky to have known him this way.
To me Steve's best attribute was his attitude. He put everything in, no half measures. He was the can do guy, not one to sit and wait for opportunity to come to him. He'd have a go, not just a go but the whole shooting match. Life was his oyster and he'd damn well eat it, probably in a vindaloo paste washed down with a few beers. He worked hard but you could just tell he enjoyed what ever he was doing. And nothing was too much trouble for him.
I don't believe in afterlife. But I can't help but think that some of Steve's attitude, the spirit in which he enjoyed life shaped my own attitude and probably others who knew him. That is what I meant by legend.
Sep 19th 2014, 8:12 pm
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Re: TimberFloorAus RIP
RIP Ste
Totally shocked by the news. Thought he'd been quiet on FB recently. My heart goes out to Debs and the kids.
Had some great nights at currymunchers.
Gone but not forgotten
RIP ya bugger xxxx
Totally shocked by the news. Thought he'd been quiet on FB recently. My heart goes out to Debs and the kids.
Had some great nights at currymunchers.
Gone but not forgotten
RIP ya bugger xxxx
Sep 19th 2014, 10:26 pm
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Re: TimberFloorAus RIP
So a member of BE passes - I do remember him from the early days, and he did come back recently.
Thanks for passing the news on, Soapy, and we will remember him, as we have remembered others in this community.
Thanks for passing the news on, Soapy, and we will remember him, as we have remembered others in this community.
Sep 20th 2014, 12:27 am
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Re: TimberFloorAus RIP
Once a 
on the ground but now a in the sky ,much too soon unfortunately Will be sadly missed !
This one is for you champ ! Full strength of course as you never did things in half measures
on the ground but now a in the sky ,much too soon unfortunately Will be sadly missed !This one is for you champ ! Full strength of course as you never did things in half measures
Sep 20th 2014, 1:31 am
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Re: TimberFloorAus RIP
Thank you to everyone that has taken the time to share their thoughts, we are all very sad but also overwhelmed by the support offered by friends, kind words and anecdotes.
Steve would enjoy reading what people have written about him, and he would definitely have a laugh and a cry at some of them.
He was my world, my best friend, an awesome husband and dad, my sole mate and soon to be doting grandad.
Life's a real bitch, but we have no say in what happens, just have to make sure his memory stays alive through the people that knew him.
For Father's Day the kids bought him a star, so for the budding astronomers out there if you can find the Toucan on a starry night, raise your glass and say hello.
Debs
Steve would enjoy reading what people have written about him, and he would definitely have a laugh and a cry at some of them.
He was my world, my best friend, an awesome husband and dad, my sole mate and soon to be doting grandad.
Life's a real bitch, but we have no say in what happens, just have to make sure his memory stays alive through the people that knew him.
For Father's Day the kids bought him a star, so for the budding astronomers out there if you can find the Toucan on a starry night, raise your glass and say hello.
Debs
Sep 20th 2014, 1:56 am
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Re: TimberFloorAus RIP
Thank you to everyone that has taken the time to share their thoughts, we are all very sad but also overwhelmed by the support offered by friends, kind words and anecdotes.
Steve would enjoy reading what people have written about him, and he would definitely have a laugh and a cry at some of them.
He was my world, my best friend, an awesome husband and dad, my sole mate and soon to be doting grandad.
Life's a real bitch, but we have no say in what happens, just have to make sure his memory stays alive through the people that knew him.
For Father's Day the kids bought him a star, so for the budding astronomers out there if you can find the Toucan on a starry night, raise your glass and say hello.
Debs
Steve would enjoy reading what people have written about him, and he would definitely have a laugh and a cry at some of them.
He was my world, my best friend, an awesome husband and dad, my sole mate and soon to be doting grandad.
Life's a real bitch, but we have no say in what happens, just have to make sure his memory stays alive through the people that knew him.
For Father's Day the kids bought him a star, so for the budding astronomers out there if you can find the Toucan on a starry night, raise your glass and say hello.
Debs
Sep 20th 2014, 4:16 am
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Re: TimberFloorAus RIP
Thank you to everyone that has taken the time to share their thoughts, we are all very sad but also overwhelmed by the support offered by friends, kind words and anecdotes.
Steve would enjoy reading what people have written about him, and he would definitely have a laugh and a cry at some of them.
He was my world, my best friend, an awesome husband and dad, my sole mate and soon to be doting grandad.
Life's a real bitch, but we have no say in what happens, just have to make sure his memory stays alive through the people that knew him.
For Father's Day the kids bought him a star, so for the budding astronomers out there if you can find the Toucan on a starry night, raise your glass and say hello.
Debs
Steve would enjoy reading what people have written about him, and he would definitely have a laugh and a cry at some of them.
He was my world, my best friend, an awesome husband and dad, my sole mate and soon to be doting grandad.
Life's a real bitch, but we have no say in what happens, just have to make sure his memory stays alive through the people that knew him.
For Father's Day the kids bought him a star, so for the budding astronomers out there if you can find the Toucan on a starry night, raise your glass and say hello.
Debs
Sep 20th 2014, 7:52 am
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Re: TimberFloorAus RIP
Thank you to everyone that has taken the time to share their thoughts, we are all very sad but also overwhelmed by the support offered by friends, kind words and anecdotes.
Steve would enjoy reading what people have written about him, and he would definitely have a laugh and a cry at some of them.
He was my world, my best friend, an awesome husband and dad, my sole mate and soon to be doting grandad.
Life's a real bitch, but we have no say in what happens, just have to make sure his memory stays alive through the people that knew him.
For Father's Day the kids bought him a star, so for the budding astronomers out there if you can find the Toucan on a starry night, raise your glass and say hello.
Debs
Steve would enjoy reading what people have written about him, and he would definitely have a laugh and a cry at some of them.
He was my world, my best friend, an awesome husband and dad, my sole mate and soon to be doting grandad.
Life's a real bitch, but we have no say in what happens, just have to make sure his memory stays alive through the people that knew him.
For Father's Day the kids bought him a star, so for the budding astronomers out there if you can find the Toucan on a starry night, raise your glass and say hello.
Debs
Sep 20th 2014, 9:56 am
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Re: TimberFloorAus RIP
Aston Man has asked me to post this message.
A post from anna moist, aston man and to be honest more than i can remember.yo steves family..im so sorry to here of steves passing ,i spent many nites having a laugh with steve and all the other bros..at a time when we were all starting new lives we had a place aswell as B.E. where we could support each other and we all found comfort in each other....we had some laughs as well as some fall outs ,,,you were a great bloke always ready to take the piss out of me and always ready to help...i hope your ok with the big fella upsairs looking down on us all ...mate ..these are from annamoist ,aston and a few others i cant remember,,ere,,,,xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
A post from anna moist, aston man and to be honest more than i can remember.yo steves family..im so sorry to here of steves passing ,i spent many nites having a laugh with steve and all the other bros..at a time when we were all starting new lives we had a place aswell as B.E. where we could support each other and we all found comfort in each other....we had some laughs as well as some fall outs ,,,you were a great bloke always ready to take the piss out of me and always ready to help...i hope your ok with the big fella upsairs looking down on us all ...mate ..these are from annamoist ,aston and a few others i cant remember,,ere,,,,xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx