Deaths that don't make sense
Discussion
There are a few people who have died that everytime i remember about their deaths it is like hearing it for the first time again. It just doesnt make sense that they are dead.
For me they are my Grandads. But more famously the one that plays on my mind is Richard Whiteley. I forgot he was even dead until the news today that Des Lynam has replaced him.
So who is it for you?
For me they are my Grandads. But more famously the one that plays on my mind is Richard Whiteley. I forgot he was even dead until the news today that Des Lynam has replaced him.
So who is it for you?
When I first split up with my husband (9 years ago), I became very good friends with a woman of similar age and circumstances as myself. For a year or so we supported each other through some very difficult times and she will always be someone I am very grateful to.
In June 2003, she went to bed for a nap in the afternoon and never woke up. Her daughter found her. She had the adult version of cot death and her death is unexplained.
She died 5 days before her 32 birthday, leaving a 12 year old daughter an orphan and leaving two young boys under 3 years old.
In June 2003, she went to bed for a nap in the afternoon and never woke up. Her daughter found her. She had the adult version of cot death and her death is unexplained.
She died 5 days before her 32 birthday, leaving a 12 year old daughter an orphan and leaving two young boys under 3 years old.
Mrs Trackside said:
When I first split up with my husband (9 years ago), I became very good friends with a woman of similar age and circumstances as myself. For a year or so we supported each other through some very difficult times and she will always be someone I am very grateful to.
In June 2003, she went to bed for a nap in the afternoon and never woke up. Her daughter found her. She had the adult version of cot death and her death is unexplained.
She died 5 days before her 32 birthday, leaving a 12 year old daughter an orphan and leaving two young boys under 3 years old.
Bloody Hell..
Phil Dicky said:
When I first split up with my husband (9 years ago), I became very good friends with a woman of similar age and circumstances as myself. For a year or so we supported each other through some very difficult times and she will always be someone I am very grateful to.
In June 2003, she went to bed for a nap in the afternoon and never woke up. Her daughter found her. She had the adult version of cot death and her death is unexplained.
She died 5 days before her 32 birthday, leaving a 12 year old daughter an orphan and leaving two young boys under 3 years old.
Bloody Hell..
Bloody Hell indeed. I still get chocked up when I think about her.
Mrs Trackside said:
Mrs Trackside said:
When I first split up with my husband (9 years ago), I became very good friends with a woman of similar age and circumstances as myself. For a year or so we supported each other through some very difficult times and she will always be someone I am very grateful to.
In June 2003, she went to bed for a nap in the afternoon and never woke up. Her daughter found her. She had the adult version of cot death and her death is unexplained.
She died 5 days before her 32 birthday, leaving a 12 year old daughter an orphan and leaving two young boys under 3 years old.
Bloody Hell..
Bloody Hell indeed. I still get chocked up when I think about her.
Poor Kid more than anything I guess...Mrs Trackside said:
When I first split up with my husband (9 years ago), I became very good friends with a woman of similar age and circumstances as myself. For a year or so we supported each other through some very difficult times and she will always be someone I am very grateful to.
In June 2003, she went to bed for a nap in the afternoon and never woke up. Her daughter found her. She had the adult version of cot death and her death is unexplained.
She died 5 days before her 32 birthday, leaving a 12 year old daughter an orphan and leaving two young boys under 3 years old.
That's very sad and very scary too.
nonegreen said:
Ayrton Senna very very sad
Jim Clarke also
And the 900 a year killed by Livingstone and his speed humps is the saddest of all
Oh! Nonners, damn this encroaching senility!
Er, my favorite Belgian, ex F1, killed in a sports car race accident, Spa..I think...........? >> Edited by 8Pack on Saturday 24th September 02:24
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