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02.06.2009 : Naill Dermot Moffett wrote I love Nigel with all my heart, we had many good times together me and my wife have lots of memories which we will carry with us all our lives.
03.06.2009 : Trisha Moffett wrote I can't believe i only saw you a couple of months ago and now you're gone. We're all going to miss you very much. You will always be in my thoughts and i know you will never be forgotton by anyone who met you. Rest in peace Nigel, all my love xxxxxxx
03.06.2009 : hannah moffatt wrote Nigel was always there for me and was great to talk to. im going to miss his advice when i need it, im going to miss everything about him so much. he was an excellent soldier and was the best man i ever knew. i love him loads and will never forget him. r.i.p nigel you will never know how much you meant to me. x x x x x x x x x x x
03.06.2009 : C M Walbran ex RAF wrote I am a little late but at paying my respects to one of our HEROES.
From Afganistan, I was paying my respects to all the Heroes
That have fallen in WWI and WWII in France before you
You like them will never be forgotton not now not ever
You will not grow OLD like we that are left are growing Old
I will remember you all.
Our one our HEROE's of Afganistan
R.I.P Nigel Moffett
05.06.2009 : Brett Mallinson wrote Hello Moff, Mally here your partner in crime, really sad to see you go pal, couldn't believe the news you'l be missed forever mate. We had a tough 42 days together and without you there i'd of probably broken. Cheers for been a perfect mate and getting us through that difficult time. Il miss you always pal keep working out and rest in peace you'l be missed by loads and not for the PT only kidding pal love ya ,, Mally xx
06.06.2009 : Hannah Moffett wrote As Nigel's youngest sister Hannah Moffett, i feel deeply saddened by this loss which has truely devestated my entire family. Nigel was fieriously strong, fit and committed to all his positions that he worked throuout his army career. He was absolutely dedicated to his army career and the bonds of brotherhood he developed during his time spent in the army. The comradship between himself and other soldeirs i have only just been made aware, as the dozens who knew him pay their respects. You are my brother, the soldier, the comrade, and i will remember you always, as always you will be my brother. With not just sorrow, but great joy am i able to comprehend your death as you were where you wanted to be, you were fighting alongside your brothers, and doing what you loved, and for that i am truely greatful... my brother, whom i will always love, you were so brave, so loyal and so loved... and i will always love you in return

xx, wee hannah
07.06.2009 : Karen Glaze wrote Whatever else we fail to do,
We never fail to think of you.
09.06.2009 : Donna Watt wrote I was so saddened to hear about Nigel. He was a wonderful guy. I was working in Dar and had daily contact with him and Brett. He talked often of his family and they were his No1 priority.

I often thought of him and Brett and wondered where Army life had taken them, never imagining for a moment I would hear this.

My thoughts are with his family.
13.06.2009 : Richard Norton wrote I had the pleasure and privilege of serving with Moff in Iraq in 2005. He was a good mate to me and i always knew that if i needed an unbiased ear his was always there, even at the end of a hard days work you could always count on his sense of humour and true professionalism to get everyone's spirits lifted and their mind back on the good things. Even when you felt down or a bit homesick and every one did at sometime, he was able to come of with a bit of craic that would lift you back out of it. He will be truly missed by everyone who knew him.
Richard Norton
B {North Irish Horse} Squadron, Queens Own Yeomanry.
Belfast.
16.06.2009 : Matt Henman wrote As manager of Dereham Town Football Club I had the privilege of meeting Nigel as he came to run some fitness and team building drills to our players last June. Although he was only in our company for 2 hours very early one sunday morning, providing his own style of motivation, he made a big impression on us all. As we meet again for pre-season training next weekend, exactly a year on, we will remember him and take inspiration from the character he was and the courage he showed. RIP Nigel I am proud to have met you.
21.06.2009 : Dave Allan wrote I left the regiment in 2005, but I took some brilliant memories with me, RIP moff you crazy, fit, irishman - miss you mate - Davey Allan
17.07.2009 : Bill Nash wrote May we offer special condolences to the family, friends and loved ones of Lance Corporal Nigel Moffett.

We feel close to your loss as we lost our son killed in action with 1 Rifles just before Christmas. Our pain is overwhelming, but these were special men dedicated to their profession, cognizant of the risks and eager to do their duty. We must be proud of them.

For those of us intimately affected by the cost of these operations the price is beyond reckoning, recent Herrick tours have been particularly harrowing for our forces. We must not be frightened or daunted by the grief these losses cause, but emboldened to ensure that the sacrifices made are the foundations of a better world.

Nigel’s experience and Stuart's potential are such a great loss.

We grieve with you.

Bill & Amanda Nash
14.09.2009 : Pete H wrote Thoughts & prayers we share with you soldier, your families, your friends left behind. We know you have not gone forever, just gone before us. We will meet again.
GOD BLESS YOU - THANK YOU - REST IN PEACE .

For Our Deceased Service Men and Women
You are all-powerful, God, and live forever in light and joy. Look with pity and love, we beg You, on those men and women who bravely fought and gallantly died for their country. By laying down their lives, they showed supreme love for others. Accept, we ask You, their sacrifice and their belief in the justice of the cause they died for. Let their offering not be in vain. Please forgive any sins and faults they may have committed. Speedily, we implore You, bring them into Your Presence where fear, sadness, mourning, and death cannot exist. Have pity in Your loving kindness on those they leave behind. In Your own unsearchable ways, make good for their absence, and lavishly bestow Your love and consolations on those deprived of their presence. This we ask in the Name of Christ, our Victor King. Amen.
"Let us pray for our faithful departed," published Franciscan Mission Assoc.
08.11.2009 : Carol Wade wrote I have no personal memory but felt moved by Nigel Moffett Snr today on the BBC Remembrance Sunday broadcast. There are no words to describe his poem. I have two sons (28yrs and 31yrs) and cannot begin to imagine Mr Moffett's pain.
Our thoughts are with you and all parents and families of the fallen.
Carol Wade
08.11.2009 : Adele Hamilton wrote Went to the remembrance service in London today & thought of you. It's hard to believe you're gone, you were such a character. So glad we got back in touch just weeks before your death.

Xx
10.11.2009 : Lasting Tribute wrote Join The Line, by Nigel Moffett Snr

There is in the eternal realms a great line of men

Who march along, a long winding road

Their task is to collect, the dead of ages

Taken from the ranks of the fallen.


After midnight on the 30th of May 2009

The great line halts, and a Sgt Major's voice rings out..

Not as on the parade ground, but in the solemn silence increased

The short command is given, "Get fell in, to the rear of the column"


Two soldiers take their place, adjust their equipment, and calm their troubled expressions.

These fallen two, shoulder arms

And the great line of men

The dead of ages, taken from the ranks of the fallen

Moves off at a slow march

Winding its way along the long winding road

Almost out of sight, the line visibly halts, and a Sgt Majors voice rings out

"Get fell in to the rear of the column"

And we who mortals be

Strain to hear the sound of their marching feet.
11.11.2009 : Neil Trodden (RE TEACHER) wrote I am a High School pupil, I am 12 years old .My RE teacher showed me the clip of Nigel Moffett reading a poem about his son.The poem his Dad wrote was very sad and nice.We are going to have two minutes of silence at school today .My grandad fought in the war as a soldier and unfortunately he did not come home like nigel. But is now resting in peace.

Ellie Stoplsey High School, Luton
15.11.2009 : gemma knight wrote My name is Gemma.
i am a stopsley high school pupil, my teacher showed me the poem of nigel moffet, it was sad but very nice and im am so sorry that you lost someone that was so close to you! On wednesday we doen our 2 minutes silence and i thought about nigel and lots of other soldiers that lost there lives.
R.I.P nigel moffet
sorry from me and stopsley high xxx
gemma
xxx
20.11.2009 : Mathew Bannister wrote I had the great plesure to know and work alongside nigel "moff" moffett and he was the kindest, funniest, and most dedicated soldier i have ever met.
i will never forget you.
sleep well mate, you did the BRF more than proud.

Banni
Lance Corporal Nigel Moffett

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