Luke Dollemore

[JohnBoy]

Please pass our condolences on to them....you will be in our thoughts and prayers.....God Bless you Luke. You were a little gem.

 

 

Joan, Peter and Harrison Woods.

[MbrunoB]

A very sad day which brings things into prospective and shows somethings are more important than our club but hopefuly we can help the family through these times.

[Squadron Leader]

 

My Condolences go to Dave, Rachel & Gemma on the sad passing of dear Luke. His Spirit will live on in others, due to the generous gesture by his family at this very traumatic time that, as many of his organs as possible be given for Donation to prolonng the life other others.

 

God Bless

 

Dave, Gilli & Jess

 

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[Pavagrotti]

Sincere condolences to Dave, Rachael and Gemma.

 

Interested to hear about the organ donation. To plagiarise a well-known quotation "Out of the strong came forth kindness!"

 

The timing of his passing will help the transplant surgeons providing much needed theatre time on a Sunday when the theatres are quieter. Transplant surgery needs a lot of time because of the complexity of the work. These surgeons often work overnight and weekends to get the needed theatre time. God bless their dedication to their work, their hands and benefiting children.

 

 

[Steph]

My sincere best wishes go to you.

 

Over the years the pain will get less but still remain.

Luke will always be in your thoughts when others forget.

 

Steph.

[Mr Happy]

I feel numb. My prayers are with Dave, Rachel, Gemma and the rest of their family. May God give you the strength to get through this terrible time.

[Lynne]

So sorry to hear of your loss. We can't begin to imagine how you must feel.We are thinking of you at this sad time.

Lynne & Jim Cantle

[andyetfc]

 

Just a note from the work force from Sunday

 

'We put matters into perspective and remembered that football and the Ryman League is not the biggest thing we need to think about, especially when we had a moments silence for the Dolleymore family'.

 

[Arkwright]

Like everyone one else my thoughts & prayers are with Dave, Rachel & Gemma.

God Bless Luke.

[Guest]

I did put in an appearence at the game tonight (Tues) and thank you for all of your kind words both on here and in person.

We will endeavour to be at the game on saturday for the moments silence in memory of Luke.

We will also let you all know when the funeral has been arranged and anyone is welcome.

[JordanB]

very sorry to hear of your sad loss.

 

the ref said something about a minutes silence last night, all the town players were around the centre cicle but for some reason it never happened.

 

 

[andyetfc]

This will take place on Saturday with the Dollemore family present.

[Guest]

We have arranged the funeral for

Wednesday 11th February 2004 @ 1:30pm from home and 2:00pm at lavender hill cemetery, and after at the The Downs next to Brimsdown sports and social club.

 

All welcome and address is avaliable via phone from Peter Coath.

 

Thanks to all

[Pavagrotti]

For those that were not able to attend - The Senior Minister from Great Ormond Street Hospital estimated that 200 crammed into the tiny chapel at Lavender Hill Cemetary for the farewell service for Luke Dollemore. Everybody then travelled a mile across the cemetary to Luke's final resting place.

 

The tributes to Luke from teachers, family and friends were warm, loving and sincere. The flowers were beautiful.

 

Our thoughts this time remain with his family and friends.

 

 

[theabbeyabbott]

Our sincere condolences to Lukes family from all at Waltham Abbey FC

[Mr Happy]

I heard that as a tribute to Luke, Town are to adopt the dolphin as the club mascot and a suit is to be purchased. Luke attended dolphin therapy a couple of years ago so the dolphin was an animal close to his and the Dollimore's hearts. A great idea! to have a mascot around the ground at this level will just be added excitement to our younger supporters. Little Miss Happy will certainly love it as she has also had the same therapy in the States.