I've been a bit quiet of late but you are all my friends and so I share the sad news of the passing of my Missus. She had battled head and neck cancer for two years, A massive operation and weeks of radiation therapy we thought we had it beaten, but it came back and was unstoppable. She slipped away in her sleep yesterday morning.
As most of you know we bought the boat together, learned to sail it together, maintained it together and polished and painted it together. She was one in a million God Bless her. R.I.P. my lovely.

SS thats hard to reply to, but I feel for your loss and sad news.
Look after yourself, and know that there are plenty of people hear that will wish you what we can.
Dean

Sam, you have my condolences and sympathy, been there done that and hang in there for the sometimes heady ride dealing with everything.
Best wishes, Bob.

So very sad Sam.

You have my deepest condolences.

When you go sailing on the boat, in future, you will be reminded of her & the good times spent on the boat together.

Thinking of you.

I'm sorry for your loss Sam. Best wishes.

Condolences to you and your family Sam

My thoughts are with you samsturdy , holdfast.

God bless you to Sam, so sorry to hear of this

Sorry to hear of your loss Sam. My thoughts are with you today

So sorry to hear that news.
Your friends here share your loss.

So sorry to hear of your loss Sam. I have enjoyed reading your sailing journey over the last couple of years. Look after yourself mate.

Such sad news Sam. I had often enjoyed reading your contributions to this forum and one of the things that made them stand out was the great partnership you had with your wife and the shared passion for sailing and your yacht. There is nothing easy about saying farewell to someone so special. It hurts and it doesn't feel fair. Just know that in time the hurt will ease and you will be left with your precious memories. I know you won't be in that place yet but it's important to know that it doesn't feel this bad forever. Hang in their, lean on those close to you when you need them. When you are ready take the boat out again and reflect on the wonderful times you had aboard together. Take care

Matt