such a tragedy

[christine e]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...-leniency.html

Annabel is my neice and like Ian's parents is still trying to come to terms with his death but she too supported them in plea for leniency

Christine

[Carol M]

Extremely sad, what an utter waste. How brave the family, I don't know if I would be so dignified in such circumstances.
Condolences to you all.
Carol xx

[The Juggler]

oh that is so sad. how hard it must be for his parents to have upheld his wishes for his views to be upheld in such circumstances.

[blue bear]

Incredibly sad, his family and Annabelle are very brave think I would just crumble apart.

[alison]

Very sad, it takes very special people to behave as the family have done, they are amazing and you can feel their compassion just from reading what they have said.

[christine e]

Thank you for your comments

Cx

[Pauline]

That is so sad. The family have tremendous dignity and compassion.

[christine e]

That is so sad. The family have tremendous dignity and compassion.

Don't they just. As this is National Childminding Week and the theme is aspiration I have decided to use this article to work with the older children on forgiveness. They very much do a lot of 'tit for tat' always trying to get one the better of each other over really silly things.

Cx

[auntym]

What a sad sad story and what an inspirational family, may he rest in peace and my best wishes to your neice and his family xxx

[Tinglesnark]

such a sad story, what an amazing family
x

[Chatterbox Childcare]

What a sad story - these people are obviously dignified in their grief and so compassionate (not sure if I would have been)

I take my hat off to them all.

[Jods]

What a fantasticaly charitable thing to do, could I, can't answer that, but my deepest sympathy and respect x

And R.I.P Dr Ian Noble