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I have just got back from London and have got onto the blog to find such sad news, I am so sorry and sad that she died. She was so brilliant I was so lucky to have known her up here in Aboyne. There are so many things I want to say to you all and it will all come out in such a blether, you must be feeling awful. I am furiously thinking of you all and sending you huge amounts of love lots of love and kisses Carry

Dear Russ, Elliot, Ross & George
I'm so sad to read the news today. Moira was such an amazing soul who touched so many. Her fight was so brave. This will be such a hard time and my thoughts are with you and all the family.
with love
Sue

Dear Russ, Elliot, Ross and George,

For once words fail me. We are all so saddened to hear the news this week. Moira put up such a brave fight, it came as quite a shock. We remember a good friend, a lovely lady and many good times with you all. We will be there with you on Wednesday to celebrate a life that was lived to the full.

Our love to you, the boys and Mora's family.

Tony

Russell,

What can one say. The strength and optimism that you and Moira have shown us all over the last year is exemplary. Our feelings are of course with you, Moiras family and the many friends that she has whom she has clearly touched deeply.

May the last year serve as an example to us all about what is really important in life..

Hugs.. Graeme & Germania

Russell,
We are thinking of you in this difficult time. Deb was so thrilled she got to spend some time with Moira when she was in London. She was a remarkable person with incredible determination, an inspiration to all of us. We are with you in spirit during this time and send our love to the entire family. Godspeed.

Chip Hills

Thanks Chip,

It was great to see Deb when she was over. There is alaways a party atmosphere when those two get together, and that day in Mo's hospital room was no different!

Russell.

Dear Russell & the boys,

Very sorry to hear that Moira has died, although we met only briefly at Bristol I was so impressed by her strength , visiting her blog has been a priviledge what a positve attitude and inspiration to us all.

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family

Love

Jane

Russell,

I've been thinking of you all so much during the past week and still don't know what to say. This is all dreadful and I have fantastic thoughts of Moira over many many years.
We'll see you on Wednesday to celebrate a wonderful friend.

Sue xx

Dear Russell,

More positive energy coming your way from Cairo - I really hope that today is a celebration of Moira's life.

Reading through these pages, I end up feeling sorry for myself that I never got to know Moira during here time in Egypt - she seems to have blessed every life she touched.

Best wishes

Rory

My deepest sympathy - I feel that I am fortunate to have known Moira, albeit briefly; it is diffcult to put into words the deep sadness that I feel for you at this time.

Mike

today I thought of you.
knowing how hard this must be for you and the family.
I hope that seeing how many folk turned out to say goodbye helped you through?
From what you told me of the service you had planned, it sounded like a wonderful tribute to a wonderful woman.
You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Liz and Kerr

Dearest Russ, Ross, Elliot, George, Malcolm and Liz

We have just received the devastating news as we are on holiday. We just wanted to send our love and warmest condolences to you all. We have kept up with Moira's and your 'roller coaster ride' over the last year and were constantly impressed with Moira's and your sheer grit, determination and positivity.

We were honoured to know you and Moira in Melbourne and have vivid memories of several party occasions and her warmth and fantastic friendship. Our thoughts our with you all at this difficult time

Take care
Love from Tony and Tara