Ahh didn't know he had a son, will he inherit the 90 or still a child?
Just a thought, with dad gone would his wife and kids come to LZ so as to carry on a tradition, hobby etc
Family friendly as we are
Is sad, sounds like he was a young man then
Just an idea...what say we all look for any photos we have of freddy ( not his car ) and pop them on here and we can copy them and get them printed up in a book for his wife and boys.
Im sure I have pictures of him from first years bristol and west show and also of the evening bash after the chippie run ...will try to find where they are stored on my computer.
Im sure I have pictures of him from first years bristol and west show and also of the evening bash after the chippie run ...will try to find where they are stored on my computer.
As all that have met him have already said James was an absolutely top bloke who despite his illness still supported Landyzone at all gatherings. I for one feel priviliged to have known the man. My thoughts go to his family right now, this will be a very tough time for them.
As Sam mentioned, just a few weeks ago James was planning to be at LZ11 despite knowing the depth of the situation that he was in. When I heard of that I felt proud to know that the people of this Forum meant so much to him. I'm sure I have a photo or 2 so will post them when I can.
R.I.P Freddie, you will be sadly missed.
As Sam mentioned, just a few weeks ago James was planning to be at LZ11 despite knowing the depth of the situation that he was in. When I heard of that I felt proud to know that the people of this Forum meant so much to him. I'm sure I have a photo or 2 so will post them when I can.
R.I.P Freddie, you will be sadly missed.
