The Man Named Brix
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Strangely, when I arrived at work on Friday, I sat in my car for 20 mins, not wanting to get started, and read over a series of messages between roller and I about David's passing.
I never met him, but I felt like I knew him and I think of him far more often than is normal for someone who has passed, whose hand you've never shaken.
Hope you're resting well old buddy.
I never met him, but I felt like I knew him and I think of him far more often than is normal for someone who has passed, whose hand you've never shaken.
Hope you're resting well old buddy.
Time goes so fast....Brixton was the reason I and many others came to this board. I met him only once, but in that one meeting I was taken in like an old friend...
Rest in Peace...and much love to your family who continue to grow in your light
Rest in Peace...and much love to your family who continue to grow in your light
Tempes Fugit - A sad passing of someone who was the cornerstone of our board, RIP David, a privilege to have known you.
I'm sure he would have been livid at the awful state of the Private Hire situation in London at present regarding Uber undoing so much of the hard work the LPCHA did to assist their members...
I'm sure he would have been livid at the awful state of the Private Hire situation in London at present regarding Uber undoing so much of the hard work the LPCHA did to assist their members...
Can't believe it's three years since the sad passing of our friend Brixton.
A fine contributor and moderator and one of the main reasons why this forum continues to thrive.
RIP Brixton your spirit is alive and kicking on this forum.
A fine contributor and moderator and one of the main reasons why this forum continues to thrive.
RIP Brixton your spirit is alive and kicking on this forum.
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It's an emotional thread to flick back over. Lots of shock and sadness, vast amounts of respect paid to David, and lots of names of people who no longer post.
Measure of the man that the respect continues unabated. Nice one David.
Hope you are resting well. Cannot believe it is 3 years. Never met the man in person, but someone I wish I had.
RIP
RIP
Dave will never be forgotten by the vast majority of posters on this board....and certainly will always be fondly remembered by me
R.I.P Brix
R.I.P Brix
I was not a member at the sad time of brixton's passing but had been reading not606qpr since the migration from BBC606.
He was sharp as a razor and knew his beans, like most I always enjoyed his input.
I never got the chance at the time being not a member so will now also add RIP Brix, missed but never forgotten!
He was sharp as a razor and knew his beans, like most I always enjoyed his input.
I never got the chance at the time being not a member so will now also add RIP Brix, missed but never forgotten!
Three years - wow , where does time go? Brix was a great mod, I only had interactions with him online, but his passion for our club, and the way he structured the rules for this forum were indicative of the man he was.
RIP Brix, gone but not forgotten
Sad to see a lot of good quality ex-posters in this thread......come back guys!!
RIP Brix, gone but not forgotten
Sad to see a lot of good quality ex-posters in this thread......come back guys!!
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RIP Brix. Great to see the respect continue for a superb contributor and well loved man amongst the long running board of QPR fans. His legacy still,
continues through this board and those that continue to carry the flag and follow in his footsteps and values.
continues through this board and those that continue to carry the flag and follow in his footsteps and values.
Bloody hell 3 years. .....scary......
The brum game meet up was very special and Rollers piece in the programme that day was perfect......a good man was Brix.
The brum game meet up was very special and Rollers piece in the programme that day was perfect......a good man was Brix.
Just to echo Tramore's post. The Brum game was a fitting tribute to Brix and the first time many of us actually put faces to names.
I can't believe it's been 3 years already
I can't believe it's been 3 years already
It was part of the charm of the man that he didn't even realise how loved he was; he never gave his own status a moment's thought as the needs of others far outweighed his own.
So sadly missed by so many.
So sadly missed by so many.
