[Limestone Cowboy]

My name J--- B--- Holmewood,60th birthday present from my daughter.

[WarwickshireSpireite]

Rugbykev, on Mar 5 2010, 02:09 PM, said:

My dad's name then 2nd line, :"here in spirit" as he died suddenly on Wednesday 3/3/10 aged 76, bless him. He was born a Spireite and died as one, and is the reason why Chesterfield will always have and always will be my team; my first season being the was the 1969-70 Div 4 Champions season. We've waited so long for a new ground, now he won't be there to see it, so I've got his brick, if only to ensure he'll be "part of it" at least.

I travelled a round 160 miles trip for the last 15 years to make sure my dad got to the match, it was a father son thing. I of course will continue to make the trip, it's in the blood.

Hi Rugby Kev, sorry to hear your sad news sincere condolences to you and your family, if you are ever looking for a car share to a game at any time I am not far from Rugby & travel up every game with my son, also meet my Dad at the game Father and Son thing for us too over three generations.

All the best, keep the faith

[warfey is a spireite]

Rugbykev, on Mar 5 2010, 02:09 PM, said:

My dad's name then 2nd line, :"here in spirit" as he died suddenly on Wednesday 3/3/10 aged 76, bless him. He was born a Spireite and died as one, and is the reason why Chesterfield will always have and always will be my team; my first season being the was the 1969-70 Div 4 Champions season. We've waited so long for a new ground, now he won't be there to see it, so I've got his brick, if only to ensure he'll be "part of it" at least.

I travelled a round 160 miles trip for the last 15 years to make sure my dad got to the match, it was a father son thing. I of course will continue to make the trip, it's in the blood.

hi did i know yer dad im in leicestershire its warfey going same time

[spireitebri]

You'll have to wait and see whats on mine. I wonder how many 'True Blues' there'll be.

[Scooby Doo]

lindave, on Mar 5 2010, 07:20 AM, said:

Sadly I couldn't be bothered to buy a brick, I've got no feelings for the place as yet.Whereas I feel Saltergate is my 2nd home having approaching 50 happy yrs there.I'll miss my little spot on the kop.
That's not to say that I'm not looking forward to our marvellous new stadium, no doubt I'll grow to love the Dema in time.The future looks exciting and I hope the club have greater success there for many years to come.

None of us will love the hassle after the game (except Dema Reborn ) its gonna be bedlum getting out!!!!

[Scooby Doo]

Rugbykev, on Mar 5 2010, 02:09 PM, said:

My dad's name then 2nd line, :"here in spirit" as he died suddenly on Wednesday 3/3/10 aged 76, bless him. He was born a Spireite and died as one, and is the reason why Chesterfield will always have and always will be my team; my first season being the was the 1969-70 Div 4 Champions season. We've waited so long for a new ground, now he won't be there to see it, so I've got his brick, if only to ensure he'll be "part of it" at least.

I travelled a round 160 miles trip for the last 15 years to make sure my dad got to the match, it was a father son thing. I of course will continue to make the trip, it's in the blood.

Lovely gesture

[Spireite-Karl]

Rugbykev, on Mar 5 2010, 02:09 PM, said:

My dad's name then 2nd line, :"here in spirit" as he died suddenly on Wednesday 3/3/10 aged 76, bless him. He was born a Spireite and died as one, and is the reason why Chesterfield will always have and always will be my team; my first season being the was the 1969-70 Div 4 Champions season. We've waited so long for a new ground, now he won't be there to see it, so I've got his brick, if only to ensure he'll be "part of it" at least.

I travelled a round 160 miles trip for the last 15 years to make sure my dad got to the match, it was a father son thing. I of course will continue to make the trip, it's in the blood.

That's the nicest and saddest thing I think I ever read on here! Sadly I've never been as close to my dad as you where to yours. I was more closer to my mum who I lost a few years ago to cancer, she was only 60. I have fond memories of my mum and dad at Old Trafford, it was the only time I ever saw my mum at a football match (though she apparently went a few times when she was courting my dad), she was battling cancer then though she had a wonderful day, full of smiles and constantly waving a blue and white flag.

It's a lovely gesture mate, shame he couldn't have made the new ground, but with the brick he will always be there.

Spireite Till I die!

[gloucestershireblue]

name on top
'Town since 1978' underneath

[Rugbykev]

Hi guys, I've been with friends this evening with a take out curry and a few bottles of wine toasting my dads health. Thanks for your condolences and messages of support it means a great deal. Like it or not it appears we are all part of an extended family, of which I am truly proud to be associated.

Thanks again......Kevin

[SpireiteDel]

Rugbykev, on Mar 5 2010, 02:09 PM, said:

My dad's name then 2nd line, :"here in spirit" as he died suddenly on Wednesday 3/3/10 aged 76, bless him. He was born a Spireite and died as one, and is the reason why Chesterfield will always have and always will be my team; my first season being the was the 1969-70 Div 4 Champions season. We've waited so long for a new ground, now he won't be there to see it, so I've got his brick, if only to ensure he'll be "part of it" at least.

I travelled a round 160 miles trip for the last 15 years to make sure my dad got to the match, it was a father son thing. I of course will continue to make the trip, it's in the blood.

Hi Rugby Kev. So sorry to hear about your dad and as many others have said, my thoughts are with you. My family have done the same thing for my Grandpa who has passed away but also took me to my first game in 87/88 season when I was six. Been hooked ever since and same as you, my blood runs blue.

[Town_Fan]

Rugbykev, on Mar 5 2010, 09:39 PM, said:

Hi guys, I've been with friends this evening with a take out curry and a few bottles of wine toasting my dads health. Thanks for your condolences and messages of support it means a great deal. Like it or not it appears we are all part of an extended family, of which I am truly proud to be associated.

Thanks again......Kevin

Sorry to hear about your dad mate. Always sad to hear about the passing of a fellow Spireite. Nice to see he will be immortalised through the brick as well as in your memories.

[Westbars Spireite]

Rugbykev, on Mar 5 2010, 09:39 PM, said:

Hi guys, I've been with friends this evening with a take out curry and a few bottles of wine toasting my dads health. Thanks for your condolences and messages of support it means a great deal. Like it or not it appears we are all part of an extended family, of which I am truly proud to be associated.

Thanks again......Kevin

I hope we get a result tomorrow for your Dad.

That would be fitting.

[dtr36]

my brick says david perkins spireite for ever
be nice to see it eventualy

[SalvadorDarley]

Greg Fearn
Darley Dale

Nice and simple