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over a year ago
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I was working with Glasgow City Council and they asked us workers for volunteers to go down and help.
I cried for weeks after
My thoughts are with the victims and their families
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The young student from St cyrus university would all have been ages now with my daughter Its her borthday tomorrow I went up to the cemetry where the memorial is My fiend who stays up there took me then it hit me really bad on the memorial stones to them i just walked along and kept on sayig she would be ages with my daughter and he would be ages as well If anyone ever gets the chance go to the cemetry the memorial is lovely |
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I was traveling along the A74, that night it was the eeriest feeling seeing the sky light up like it did, just knew it was something very bad that happened in the distance, then the news started breaking through,
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By (user no longer on site)
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I remember it like it was yesterday. As a 10 year old I knew it was bad, but wasn't until i got older I realised the enormity of it.
Lockerbie always has been, and always will be a great community and always rally when its needed.
One of the things I miss about not living there anymore, but equally one of yhe things I love about going down visiting friends and family. The people never change x |
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By (user no longer on site)
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A family member in the emergency services attended Lockerbie. He was a very experienced person and had seen many, many incidents. He said it was the worst he had ever seen and never went on a plane again... My thoughts are with everyone who has experienced a loss as this time of year can be hardest for them but when the loss is as mindless as this it must be even harder. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"So very very sad found out years later a work colleague used to live there before moving to Edinburgh and his youngest would have been in that class. God rest their souls xx"
Are you thinking of Dunblane |
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"So very very sad found out years later a work colleague used to live there before moving to Edinburgh and his youngest would have been in that class. God rest their souls xx
Are you thinking of Dunblane "
Thats what I thought too  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Was living in carlisle at time and remember the call for medical and emergency services personnel to go to the scene broadcast on Border telly
Drove past the scene a week later - horrifying |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Remember it like it was yesterday have lots of friends in Lockerbie area and the story's they told me of what they found in the morning was horrific especially in the farm land around the town
one of these events that you remember where you were when you heard.
Always in our thoughts |
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By *andsCouple
over a year ago
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"So very very sad found out years later a work colleague used to live there before moving to Edinburgh and his youngest would have been in that class. God rest their souls xx
Are you thinking of Dunblane "
Yes I was apologies my mistake got confused somewhere along this post x |
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By *andsCouple
over a year ago
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"So very very sad found out years later a work colleague used to live there before moving to Edinburgh and his youngest would have been in that class. God rest their souls xxin what class?"
I was clearly on a different chain of thought when I posted Jacs my mind for some reason jumped to Dunblane, apologies x |
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"So very very sad found out years later a work colleague used to live there before moving to Edinburgh and his youngest would have been in that class. God rest their souls xxin what class?
I was clearly on a different chain of thought when I posted Jacs my mind for some reason jumped to Dunblane, apologies x"
no problem I thought thats what you may have been thinking of lol |
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A bit like JFK in Dallas, I think we all know where we were when this happened, I certainly do and think of those lost for no reason.
Like 9/1, 11/7, Nice and Berlin, none of these tragic events will disolve human resolve to live together without fear or intimidation.
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Remember it vividly. .was year I left home when I signed for team in London and was travelling home that night for xmass with my family ...every one on coach was moaning an shouting about being stuck for hours on hours in traffic, till we passed Lockerbie and seen just some of the carnage. and it slowly filtered through what had happened an the coach became eerily silent the rest of the journey. ...such a disappointment the government never done more to exact the truth of who was realy involved !!! |
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"So very very sad found out years later a work colleague used to live there before moving to Edinburgh and his youngest would have been in that class. God rest their souls xx"
But then he grew up to be quite good at tennis |
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