The night you passed we had talked on the mobile. But only for about five minutes, talking mini's. But my mobile battery went flat. I never got round to calling you back when I got home. It was too late in the evening, well at least I thought, so I left it... My one big regret in life Gregg. Miss you, my best mate, you were the brother I always wanted, and I had, and I still have. I will continue to talk to you Gregg. Going on about Mini's etc etc. The adventurous, funny times we've had No one will ever replace those great memories. And so many of them over the last 17 years. You were always there for me when others weren't no matter what, a true mate. I remember when we met, I knocked on your door, wanting to ask about the mini in the drive. You appeared, tall, long hair down to your back, we started chatting, and hit it off instantly. You wanted a tax exempt number plate, I had no, so asked you to help me move the said mini, and th plate is yours with the log book, and until a year ago you still had that plate on your yellow mini. And that was the start of our friendship. You truly are the centre core of people's life's. Your memory will live on in me Gregg. The realization of your passing is still raw, and will be for years to come. But hopefully 'us friends' will meet up, talk about you, and somewhere out there Gregg, you will be with us too mate. I haven't got any pictures of you or us, but I have pictures in my mind. Looking good in that dress mate, always up for a laugh! Always got a smile on your face,.. Rest in Peace, in laughter, in great times up there mate,. Lee