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Adam Malin (17 May 1970 - 29 Jan 2016)
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In loving memory of Adam Malin who sadly passed away on 29th January 2016 aged 45 years.
Adam was diagnosed with follicular nhl in 2003 and decided to fight it with bravery, strength and his everlasting positive mental attitude.
He beat cancer successfully 4 times but although he was mentally able, physically his poor body couldn't cope with all that treatment. I will always be eternally grateful to his younger brother, Ross, Adam's bone marrow donor, for giving Adam the chance of a potential cure.
Adam's passing is wrong in so many ways and I don't think I will ever accept it.
I am and always will be Adam's wife, not widow.
Xxxxx
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From Nick and Kate Palmer, with much love x
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You were the best, your memories will live on.
love Deborah
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We are thinking of you lots Laura and wishing you lots of strength and love particularly today. X X x
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You were always such a happy, smiley face to be around. I have really fond memories of you from 14, and from the exercise to Germany in particular when you taught me how to me a lurching lezza! These memories make me smile through the tears. Have a great send off, I have no doubt that you will. Much love, mate. xx
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In memory of a great man who was taken too soon from us X
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No WORDs pal. Just glad I met you
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Dit Dah Dit / Dit Dit / Dit Dah Dah Dit .
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Would love to be there for your send off mate.
The White Helmets holds the fondest of memories for me, of which you were a part of from the beginning, on the same selection course in fact.
A pastor once said you should remember the person by something that puts a smile on your face, so many to choose from, however your face was priceless when i accidentally sent a message meant for my girlfriend, to you.
You'll be sorely missed.
Dunc.
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A gentleman!
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No WORDs pal. Just glad I met you
My hero xxxx
Surfing was his release
One of our first ever "public" dates! Thanks Mr and Mrs Pallis xxx
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