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Very shocked to hear this sad news. I'd just like to reiterate what most people have said in that you have done a fantastic job in setting up the Network, and without your commitment and hard work we wouldn't be where we are today. I wasn't here right at the very beginning, but in the 7 years I have been there's been many faces come and go, but the club has always been at the forefront for the ST with all the information you could ever need, and the place to come to for meeting like minded enthusiasts.

I wish you all the best for the future and hope you pop in now and again to say hello.

Thank you, Jim.

Clare
 
What can I say Jim? I am shocked along with several members to hear this news but not entirely surprised as we knew this day had to ultimately come.

Well what on earth did I let myself in for back in April 2005 eh? My god did I curse your name when I had to remove my RSSTOC.com stickers in a swap for the FiestaSToc.com ones LOL. Having started out on another forum I quickly came to realise this place was the one for me. The atmosphere you created was friendly, with a healthy dose of banter. I'll always remember that feeling of community especially in FITP 2005 when only 5 months after its release, we had over 30 ST's on the stand including one from Holland!

I was very chuffed to become the first London Rep & then proud to hand over (by then) the London & SE Region as I was made a Staff member. Whilst I did more moderating than anything, I was proud to help support the club and honoured to be a part of the team helping to decide how we should move on both as a sub section of The Network and as a whole.

I have made many great friends who I hold extremely dear to my heart & let's face it, without this place I wouldnt have met Arun! I have many many fond memories of pre show parties and one very bemused pizza delivery boy at one particular hotel lol I have many many pictures ....
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Yes this place hasnt always been a complete walk in the park & people (& characters) will come & go, but overall its still a good place to be and I hope it continues that way.

You will be sorely missed xxx
 
Jim - what can i say.... Like Ayesha, i too go right back to the RSSTOC days. I seem to remember i met you on ZSOC when i was waiting for my ST to be built, and then followed your advice and signed up to the club. Little did i know then how much i would benefit from it all, in terms of gaining knowledge, meeting people, attending shows and local meets, and the pleasure (and sometimes frustration) of my time as a member of the staff team.

I have the deepest admiration for your dedication, hard work and achievements with this club, and i wish you all the very best for the future.
 
Well done Jim and a massive thank you for the communities you and the other staff have managed to build and maintain!

All the best for the future lad and use the free time wisely! (That's if you're getting any)
 
Hi Jim,

Sorry to read you've made the decision to move on. Many thanks for putting in so much effort creating this club network and enduring incomprehsible amounts of graft and grief. I bet you had no idea back in 2005 that it would become what it is today.

Like some others on here, I'm an old hat from the RSSTOC.com days, and this forum has given me some great memories and the opportunity to meet some truly special people (in all senses of the word), many of which I'm sure will be friends for a lifetime.

Best of luck for the future.
 
Jim, although we've never met and I'm only one very small fish in this massive pond I had the pleasure of being a member of the Focus

RS owners club for eighteen very happy months where I met some great guys and took part in several meets / runs.

None of that would have been possible without you and your commitment in the early days so I would like to thank you and wish you a

very happy "retirement".
 
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