in lovin memory

time has not healed my broken heart
i know that never will
in life i loved u dearly
in death i love you dearly

your memory remains in my heart
means more than words can say
unseen
unheard
but still here

in loving memory of charmelle, stuart and sarah carver
god bless

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Reply 1

MadNatSci

superstar*honey

That's really touching... did you know them?

Reply 2

superstar*honey

yep charmelle my sis
stuart me dad
sarah me mum

Reply 3

Unregistered

MadNatSci

That's really touching... did you know them?

She just said on another thread that her sister's name is/was Charmelle and her mum's was Sarah...

very sad..

Rosie

Reply 4

Agrippina

superstar*honey

yep charmelle my sis
stuart me dad
sarah me mum

*bursts into tears* that's very moving

Reply 5

MadNatSci

superstar*honey

yep charmelle my sis
stuart me dad
sarah me mum

Oh I'm so sorry :frown:

Reply 6

Agrippina

MadNatSci

Oh I'm so sorry :frown:

Yeah, that's awful. *big hugs*

my mum dad and sis

fionah

Oh.. sorry .. :frown:

that's very sad.What happened to them, if you dont mind saying ?

they died in a rail crash

Reply 9

Nicci_babe

Thats so sad when was it (if u dont mind me asking)
Love and hugs
Nicci
XXX

Reply 10

Agrippina

superstar*honey

they died in a rail crash

Oh God I am so, so sorry. I know there's nothing anyone can say that could console you at all but... I'm really sorry. :frown:

Reply 11

superstar*honey

Nicci_babe

Thats so sad when was it (if u dont mind me asking)
Love and hugs
Nicci
XXX

paddington rail crash 5 oct 2000

Reply 12

Ensocopier

superstar*honey

paddington rail crash 5 oct 2000

Why do you persist in lying. There are no sarah or stuart in the list of names below. I always knew you were lying. People please ignore her, shes just a sad girl who wishes for the death of her family, she needs professional help. By the way, if you want to pull this stunt again, for your information the crash was in 1999.

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Thirty-one people died in the Paddington train crash.
They were:

Brian Cooper: "Kind and loving"

Brian Cooper, 52, a grandfather and father of three, from Hayes, west London, was the driver of the Great Western express train.
He was identified from his clothing and documents.

His family described him as "a real gentleman, a kind and loving family man".

The Thames train driver, Michael Hodder, 31, a married father of two from Reading, Berks, was identified by his dental records.
He had been returning home for the birthday of one of his two young sons.

Mr Hodder had qualified to drive for the company, who described him as "enthusiastic and dedicated", two months before the crash.

Anthony Beeton, 47, married with two children, a civil servant with the Northern Ireland Office who had helped draft the Good Friday Agreement. He created the new human rights and equality commission in the province.

Matthew Macaulay, 26, an information technician from New Zealand living in Clapham, south London, identified by a tattoo on his back. He was to have celebrated his birthday on Sunday.

Simon Wood, 40, a project worker for a charity working with homeless children, of Liss, Hampshire. He was married with two children.

Plasterer Delroy Manning, 39, born in Jamaica, of Lewisham, south east London. He was recently married and his first child was born two months ago.

John Raisin, 61, of Painswick, Gloucestershire, a married recruitment consultant with grown-up children and grandchildren.

Roger Brown, 44, of Isle of Dogs, east London, a software engineer. He had lived with his girlfriend for 10 years.

Information technology worker Elaine Kellow, 24, born in Venezuela, of Paddington, west London. She was described as "popular, loved by everyone".

Statistician Shaun Donoghue, 45, of New Cross, south east London. He had started a new job in Slough one week before the crash.

Married caretaker Robert Cotton, 41, of Rednock School, Dursley, Gloucestershire, who also worked as a local councillor. He was travelling to London for a national executive meeting of trade union Unison.

Bryan Tompson, a 61-year-old freelance engineer from Ampney Crucis, near Cirencester, Gloucestershire, who leaves a wife, four children and six grandchildren.

Fela Ladipo, 33, a computer expert, from Muswell Hill, north London. The married father-of-two was described as "extremely successful, very intelligent", who would always do what he could do help people.

Jenny Carmichael, 22, a bar worker from the Tap and Spile pub in Newbury. She had become engaged to be married in the summer.

Andrew Thompson, a 52-year-old father-of-four who was a prominent member of his local church in Lexden, Colchester, Essex.

Derek Antonowitz, a 25-year-old South Africa-born computer consultant from Willesden Green, north London.

Antonio Lacovara, a 24-year-old graphic designer from Hither Green, south-east London. He was born in Nottingham.

Neil Dowse, 39, a sheet metal worker who worked in Slough but lived with his girlfriend in Forest Hill, south-east London.

Ola Bratlie, a 26-year-old telecommunications engineer. He was from Gavdik in Norway.

Dr Khawar Tauheed, a Pakistan-born microbiologist from Romford, Essex. He was 44 and married.

Alan Stewart, 28, an accountant from Auckland in New Zealand. He lived with his fiancee in Fulham, south-west London. The pair had planned to return to New Zealand to get married.

Charlotte Lund Andersen, 32, an international products manager from Stillwater, Oklahoma, in the US, who was living in Shrewsbury Mews, West London, was identified from her clothing and jewellery, said Westminster coroner Dr Paul Knapman.

Martin King, a company dicrector, was identified from dental records. Police were continuing to check his personal details, such as age and address, Dr Knapman added.

Cyril Elliott, 41, a married management consultant from Beckenham, Kent, was identified from his dental records.

John Northcott, 24, a graduate working in the IT industry, of Leyton, east London.

Juliet Groves, 27, an accountant from Shepherd's Bush, west London.

Fiona Grey, 33, from Alexandria, Dumbarton, was identified from her dental records. She was an IT consultant and single.

Sam Di Lieto, 24, of Russell Square, Bloomsbury, central London.

David Brand Roberts, 35, of Swindon, Wiltshire.

Muthulingam Thayaparan, 26, of Tooting, south-west London.

Sunni Hah, 25, a recently qualified barrister who lived in London. She died on 3 November, four weeks after the crash.