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I’m very sorry to hear this. As someone else has said, he was one of the favourites on here. May he rest in peace.
Kevin, I agree we should do something. Perhaps we should start a separate thread to discuss.<br>
I’m gutted
I felt Peter was a friend of mine via this forum and we talked about meeting up at Hamilton Park one day for a day at the races, we also follow the same football team – Rangers and we’d often talk about them in the football part of this forum, he came across as a funny guy and the banter we had when we were in the chatroom in the gold old days was second to none, I’ll miss him for sure and now I’ll never get to meet him.
my thoughts go to his wife and family at this tragic time.
<br>Rest In Peace – Peter Hunter (Phunter)
(Edited by Jim JTS at 12:15 am on Mar. 23, 2005)
If any of you wish to send a card I have Janice’s address please leave a message in my box.<br>thanks.
as to the kind suggestion from Keith I will ask Janice first a small donation may be better sent for funeral expenses I just do not know.
<br>terrible news seagull
my condolences go to his family
i had in past exchanged a few emails with him he seemed a very nice person
Had some good exchanges re Celtic – Rangers. All good natured of course. Top Bloke.
R.I.P.
Very sad news indeed. I will miss his contributions and his humour.
My condolences to his wife and children at this sad time.
I would like to echo everything already posted, he was a top forumite and a top bloke I fully respected. Absoloute awful news and my thoughts are with his family. As Kevin said if anyone wants to contribute to a fund for his family I will happily set an online way of doing this then his wife can choose what she does with it.
RIP Phunter
<br>Seagull: Can you please let me have the address of where the flowers should be sent to, when it is known.
Daylight<br>I have left a message 4u.
Peter and his Scottish mates did well backing my mates greyhound F/H Dan and he arranged a best wishes card signed by all his mates to be sent to the owner on Greyhound Final night.
That what type of guy he was.
Very sad.
He always came across as a top bloke.
We had punted the idea of arranging a northern-TRF day out at Musselburgh this summer.
It’s a pity that it wasn’t to be.
Sincere condolences to his family.
Steve
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