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Re: A sad loss of a forum moderator

Posted: 19 Dec 2023 15:54
by chronicthehedgehog
My condolences to his friends and family

Re: A sad loss of a forum moderator

Posted: 19 Dec 2023 16:08
by Maximilian
Condolences for everyone affected by this loss!

Re: A sad loss of a forum moderator

Posted: 19 Dec 2023 16:27
by Pixieboo30
Hi all,

First of all, this was a tad difficult to get in to... I didn't have an Atari.. I had Sinclair Spectrums ( don't judge, was dad's choice)

Matthew (Dizzy, DrF) was my husband. He died 27th January 2022 aged 38, recorded as COVID Pneumonia, leaving behind his three children who are now 21, 18 and 11.

Re: A sad loss of a forum moderator

Posted: 19 Dec 2023 16:41
by exxos
Pixieboo30 wrote: 19 Dec 2023 16:27 Hi all,
Hello :)
First of all, this was a tad difficult to get in to... I didn't have an Atari..

Glad you got here in the end. It is deliberately difficult to stop spammers getting on here.
I had Sinclair Spectrums ( don't judge, was dad's choice)
We welcome any retro machines here even though we are primarily a Atari Forum :)
Matthew (Dizzy, DrF) was my husband. He died 27th January 2022 aged 38, recorded as COVID Pneumonia, leaving behind his three children who are now 21, 18 and 11.
I truly am sorry he is no longer with us. My condolences to you and your children :(

I didn't even realise so much time had passed. Last contact I had with him was August 2021. Another top bloke taken to young from this world! :(

Re: A sad loss of a forum moderator

Posted: 19 Dec 2023 16:49
by IngoQ
Pixieboo30 wrote: 19 Dec 2023 16:27 Matthew (Dizzy, DrF) was my husband. He died 27th January 2022 aged 38, recorded as COVID Pneumonia, leaving behind his three children who are now 21, 18 and 11.
Welcome here, although we all here would wish it were under very different circumstances... some time has passed but nevertheless my deepest condolances and all the strength and power for you and your family.

Re: A sad loss of a forum moderator

Posted: 19 Dec 2023 16:50
by supaduper
Man so sad, he was so young, life can be so hard on families sometimes. RIP

Re: A sad loss of a forum moderator

Posted: 19 Dec 2023 16:52
by Pixieboo30
Thank you all for your kind words and to Chris who reached out. It means a lot to our little family ❤️

Re: A sad loss of a forum moderator

Posted: 19 Dec 2023 17:07
by exxos
Pixieboo30 wrote: 19 Dec 2023 16:52 Thank you all for your kind words and to Chris who reached out. It means a lot to our little family ❤️
I wish I could have been there for him towards the end :( With my life I just seem to go through one disaster to the next and never seem to get much free time to catch up with people. So it seems just a few short months after my last contact with him he sadly left this plane of existence :(

I'm glad we made contact though, I found out what happened to him, so at least that is something ,even though the outcome was horrific to learn about :(

Re: A sad loss of a forum moderator

Posted: 19 Dec 2023 17:13
by Darklord
RIP...

Re: A sad loss of a forum moderator

Posted: 19 Dec 2023 17:26
by Pixieboo30
exxos wrote: 19 Dec 2023 16:41
Pixieboo30 wrote: 19 Dec 2023 16:27 Hi all,
Hello :)
First of all, this was a tad difficult to get in to... I didn't have an Atari..

Glad you got here in the end. It is deliberately difficult to stop spammers getting on here.
I had Sinclair Spectrums ( don't judge, was dad's choice)
We welcome any retro machines here even though we are primarily a Atari Forum :)
Thank you for the hello ☺️

I totally get it with the spammers

Yep, Sinclair Spectrum 128k amongst a few, I have the Amigas, Ataris, Nintendo's, Sega's and handhelds in the loft circa early 80s to mid 2000s plus all their games/program software.

I was a geek just as much as he, different platforms is all. My thing was Java :)