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Many members here knew Tom McVeigh from Stampoffers and other forums. Known to most as 'Mac', he passed away in March after a number of health issues. He was 47 years old.
I remember him very well and considered him to be a special 'Internet buddy'. We had many dealings together. He once purchased most of my Lundy Collection and paid for it even before he saw the material ! That's the kind of guy he was. He also had a strong interest in Philatelic Exhibition material, my main interest too, and he showed me some very nice items over the time.
It is a sad time for family and friends and the Philatelic community who knew him so well.
R.I.P. my friend.
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Way too young to have to depart. My condolences.
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Very sad indeed. His posts were always cordial, and he was always friendly and trusting. He was in the military, but had an incredibly gentle spirit.
He will be missed.
:-( k
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He was only a year older than me. So sad. He will be missed.
Thanks for letting us know Mr. Bus.
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I am very sorry to hear this. That is a very young age.
My condolences to his family
Chimo
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08:36:26am
It is always saddening when we lose someone that we took for granted, and for someone so young I am sure many of his friends assumed that he would outlive them by many years.
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Very sorry to hear this. He died at a very young age indeed. RIP
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He seems to have been a very good person, 47 years years is too young to go. R.I.P.
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I hope it's Ok to post this here as I do not believe Tom was a member.
Many members here knew Tom McVeigh from Stampoffers and other forums. Known to most as 'Mac', he passed away in March after a number of health issues. He was 47 years old.
I remember him very well and considered him to be a special 'Internet buddy'. We had many dealings together. He once purchased most of my Lundy Collection and paid for it even before he saw the material ! That's the kind of guy he was. He also had a strong interest in Philatelic Exhibition material, my main interest too, and he showed me some very nice items over the time.
It is a sad time for family and friends and the Philatelic community who knew him so well.
R.I.P. my friend.
Londonbus1
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Way too young to have to depart. My condolences.
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Very sad indeed. His posts were always cordial, and he was always friendly and trusting. He was in the military, but had an incredibly gentle spirit.
He will be missed.
:-( k
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He was only a year older than me. So sad. He will be missed.
Thanks for letting us know Mr. Bus.
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I am very sorry to hear this. That is a very young age.
My condolences to his family
Chimo
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03 Aug 2015
08:36:26am
re: Closed Album: Tom McVeigh (1775mac)
It is always saddening when we lose someone that we took for granted, and for someone so young I am sure many of his friends assumed that he would outlive them by many years.
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re: Closed Album: Tom McVeigh (1775mac)
Very sorry to hear this. He died at a very young age indeed. RIP
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09 Sep 2015
09:55:42pm
re: Closed Album: Tom McVeigh (1775mac)
He seems to have been a very good person, 47 years years is too young to go. R.I.P.
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