i dont really no much about this story ,i only heard about it today, but i am shocked that any country could do such a thing to the parents ,girlfriend and family of gary good luck in the future ps i have signed your petition today x
I had the privilege to meet gary`s mum in old swan today,what a brave lady.This is an outrage , years have gone by.. why won`t the british gov help?So if we go onn holiday andsomething goes tragically wrong we just get pushed to the side.Lets make all our british voices heard and bring home Gary for the sakeof his family especiallyhis son
My deepest sympathies to Gary’s family and friends. I can’t begin to imagine what it’s like, only for it to be heartbreaking. The Spanish authorities should realise that they are a part of the European Union, and that freedom is a big part of all countries belonging to it. Why can someone move and work between EU countries so easily, and when it’s something as simple as bringing Gary home, it can’t be done?! It’s an absolute outrage! Thank God you have Liverpool behind you. Every person in the area is supporting you. Goodnight and God Bless Gary.
Steve, Lee, I only found out yesterday as I moved from Liverpool to Wales ten years ago. I am so so sorry. I remember both the boys so well. A credit to you. I am truly deeply saddened. All I can say is I hope you can bring him home. Goodnight Gaz.
The brother i never had he was a brother in my eyes and i loved him so so much he was the best and he filled my heart with joy i would pray for the days when him and r ash would come home to visit from spain i didnt know that the last time he went back was the last time id c him he was a privelage to have in my life and he will always be with us he left us a beautiful boy my amazing nephew and ill look after him 4ever i love you gaz !
Melissa .xxxxx
By: Melissa Thomas on November 11, 2008 at 7:19 pm
I have been following this very sad and upseting news since day 1 and I feel so much for you all, I remember Gary when we were teaching him to play pool in our club in the cellar, he was a cheeky sod but we all loved him, I can feel your heartbreak Ste an Lee and I hope the news of the last few days is true and Gary comes home where he can be laid to rest in the comfort of his friends and families hearts, hope to see you all again been a long time, love to all. Karl
Hello, today you visited my high school (Meols Cop) and talked to us about the devastating loss of your son Gary. If you remember, my friends and I were in hysterics crying our eyes out (I was the brown haired one in the cardigan) . I personally feel privaliged that you confinded in us about Gary and awaring us about the danger of knife crime. Already I have told my family and i’ve asked my grandma if she can inform our church about the knifecrime workshop and about you and your husband and how strong and supportive you two are to eachother. In my opinion, you are both great influences to us children and parents going through the same thing. Even the naughty kids were proud of you and admitted that you were both great role models, I can’t thank you enough. Hopefully I will here from you in the future.
Sad – very sad. Should I move to Spain – yes/no? – NO!
By: Maurice on February 26, 2008
at 9:11 pm
i dont really no much about this story ,i only heard about it today, but i am shocked that any country could do such a thing to the parents ,girlfriend and family of gary good luck in the future ps i have signed your petition today x
By: sonia on June 19, 2008
at 3:33 pm
I had the privilege to meet gary`s mum in old swan today,what a brave lady.This is an outrage , years have gone by.. why won`t the british gov help?So if we go onn holiday andsomething goes tragically wrong we just get pushed to the side.Lets make all our british voices heard and bring home Gary for the sakeof his family especiallyhis son
By: nicky on July 4, 2008
at 6:03 pm
i think its every saad for his family because they wernt expectin it at all itas just shocking on him he was only 22
By: erin on July 13, 2008
at 7:08 pm
i tink this is shocking my heart goes out to the family i know how hard it must be because i have a brother the same age as gary. xxxx
By: Laura on July 29, 2008
at 5:13 pm
My deepest sympathies to Gary’s family and friends. I can’t begin to imagine what it’s like, only for it to be heartbreaking. The Spanish authorities should realise that they are a part of the European Union, and that freedom is a big part of all countries belonging to it. Why can someone move and work between EU countries so easily, and when it’s something as simple as bringing Gary home, it can’t be done?! It’s an absolute outrage! Thank God you have Liverpool behind you. Every person in the area is supporting you. Goodnight and God Bless Gary.
By: Barbara on August 7, 2008
at 1:29 pm
Steve, Lee, I only found out yesterday as I moved from Liverpool to Wales ten years ago. I am so so sorry. I remember both the boys so well. A credit to you. I am truly deeply saddened. All I can say is I hope you can bring him home. Goodnight Gaz.
By: Alan Connor on October 9, 2008
at 1:24 pm
The brother i never had he was a brother in my eyes and i loved him so so much he was the best and he filled my heart with joy i would pray for the days when him and r ash would come home to visit from spain i didnt know that the last time he went back was the last time id c him he was a privelage to have in my life and he will always be with us he left us a beautiful boy my amazing nephew and ill look after him 4ever i love you gaz !
Melissa .xxxxx
By: Melissa Thomas on November 11, 2008
at 7:19 pm
I have been following this very sad and upseting news since day 1 and I feel so much for you all, I remember Gary when we were teaching him to play pool in our club in the cellar, he was a cheeky sod but we all loved him, I can feel your heartbreak Ste an Lee and I hope the news of the last few days is true and Gary comes home where he can be laid to rest in the comfort of his friends and families hearts, hope to see you all again been a long time, love to all. Karl
By: Karl Flannery on November 12, 2008
at 6:04 pm
Hello, today you visited my high school (Meols Cop) and talked to us about the devastating loss of your son Gary. If you remember, my friends and I were in hysterics crying our eyes out (I was the brown haired one in the cardigan)
. I personally feel privaliged that you confinded in us about Gary and awaring us about the danger of knife crime. Already I have told my family and i’ve asked my grandma if she can inform our church about the knifecrime workshop and about you and your husband and how strong and supportive you two are to eachother. In my opinion, you are both great influences to us children and parents going through the same thing. Even the naughty kids were proud of you and admitted that you were both great role models, I can’t thank you enough. Hopefully I will here from you in the future.
By: Leah.W on April 13, 2010
at 4:17 pm