Don't usually start threads, especially ones like these....
RIP to a gamer friend of mine from back in the days of Medal Of Honor Spearhead.
Back with the old clans NER, NER-UK and EBA-UK and others from the Spearhead League and before.
I know there's at least one or two people on these forums who might remember those days and the community.
Winter (Peter Olsson) was a good clan mate and gamer friend - It strikes me as strange how online friendships evolve and fade out when groups of gamers move on and communities disperse to other pass-times; somehow those friendships always seem to be 'in the now' moment even over a period of years. Perhaps that's what makes them unique.
Even in our diversions from conventional reality, to an online persona and faceted life, real life finds a way in eventually.
Suffice to say, I heard today that one of my old clan mates died of liver and intestinal cancer on the 26/05/12. Apparently he only found out two months before that he was ill.
Too fast, much too fast.
I had many good times with Winter, and even though, to his family, I might seem a stranger, I called him a friend.
See ya, Winter, mate.
RIP to a gamer friend of mine from back in the days of Medal Of Honor Spearhead.
Back with the old clans NER, NER-UK and EBA-UK and others from the Spearhead League and before.
I know there's at least one or two people on these forums who might remember those days and the community.
Winter (Peter Olsson) was a good clan mate and gamer friend - It strikes me as strange how online friendships evolve and fade out when groups of gamers move on and communities disperse to other pass-times; somehow those friendships always seem to be 'in the now' moment even over a period of years. Perhaps that's what makes them unique.
Even in our diversions from conventional reality, to an online persona and faceted life, real life finds a way in eventually.
Suffice to say, I heard today that one of my old clan mates died of liver and intestinal cancer on the 26/05/12. Apparently he only found out two months before that he was ill.
Too fast, much too fast.
I had many good times with Winter, and even though, to his family, I might seem a stranger, I called him a friend.
See ya, Winter, mate.



