In memory of Phill

For all at the wake and everyone that knew Phill.There were many things I wanted to say but during the rum toast the apple in my throat wouldn't let me speak.I knew Phill for many years during which time we became best mates. I remember well the parties, one in particular where Phill produced a jar of his homemade pickled chillies and onions with the words: call yourself a biker, you cannot until you've eaten some of these and remember you must chew the seeds.Well, I still owe you for that one and my bum took about two days to recover.It was a very proud moment for me and Jane when Phill was our best man at our wedding.They say you are lucky if you can count your real friends on the fingers of one hand during your life time, Phill took up about three of mine. Ride in peace Phill,you will always ride with me in my heart.

Originally Posted by bikersteve

For all at the wake and everyone that knew Phill.There were many things I wanted to say but during the rum toast the apple in my throat wouldn't let me speak.I knew Phill for many years during which time we became best mates. I remember well the parties, one in particular where Phill produced a jar of his homemade pickled chillies and onions with the words: call yourself a biker, you cannot until you've eaten some of these and remember you must chew the seeds.Well, I still owe you for that one and my bum took about two days to recover.It was a very proud moment for me and Jane when Phill was our best man at our wedding.They say you are lucky if you can count your real friends on the fingers of one hand during your life time, Phill took up about three of mine. Ride in peace Phill,you will always ride with me in my heart.

Hi, I dont know you steve and I didnt have the privilege to meet your friend, Phil, but this was so moving and I just wanted to let you know that it had been read. I hope one day, someone will write something as moving about me. You are right about true frinedships and they should be valued when you are fortunate to have them.

I think Phil was lucky to have you as his best mate and I'm sure he will be looking down on you.
Ride safe my friend
Lyn

[BaZa®]

Bikersteve....Steve was good to meet you the other day. Man from Spain lucky sod.

Sorry you can't see the other 'moved posts' to Phil but we made a special tribute section for members and it is at the moment in members only section. I am hoping this will soon be put into public view. So keep your eyes peeled and I'll let you know. BTW Tina has had a copy of ALL the posts to Phil's tribute sent to her today from my Helen.

Regards.

[BaZa®]

Originally Posted by bikersteve

For all at the wake and everyone that knew Phill.There were many things I wanted to say but during the rum toast the apple in my throat wouldn't let me speak.I knew Phill for many years during which time we became best mates. I remember well the parties, one in particular where Phill produced a jar of his homemade pickled chillies and onions with the words: call yourself a biker, you cannot until you've eaten some of these and remember you must chew the seeds.Well, I still owe you for that one and my bum took about two days to recover.It was a very proud moment for me and Jane when Phill was our best man at our wedding.They say you are lucky if you can count your real friends on the fingers of one hand during your life time, Phill took up about three of mine. Ride in peace Phill,you will always ride with me in my heart.

Copy of above quote and photo's of Phil sent to Andy the editor of the Harleyquin as requested by Trevor.

HI Lyn
Many thanks for your words.Shame you never met Phill, he was a real genuine guy who did not deserve the cards he was dealt.

Hi Baza, Likewise meeting you the other day, shame it was not under different circumstances. Excellent web site and will keep them pealed.
Regards

[BaZa®]

Steve, Tina and girls, the link is now open to non members and you can see the posts on the 'Moved' Thread. Click on this>>> In memory of Phil Knee