Mr. Angry. R.I.P some sad news

[bad boy bubby]

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Just wanted to share his all time favourite photo and the one I have on his urn.

Thank you so much for sharing.
Mr. A was not just popular with us Sharks fans, he was across the board with other club fans as well.
After everything that youve gone through over the last few months I hope seeing this little pocket in your dads life shows you what we thought of him.
Take care

 

[roboshark]

Thank you so much for sharing.
Mr. A was not just popular with us Sharks fans, he was across the board with other club fans as well.
After everything that youve gone through over the last few months I hope seeing this little pocket in your dads life shows you what we thought of him.
Take care

Here here!

 

[Stake Removed]

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Just wanted to share his all time favourite photo and the one I have on his urn.

That brings a tear to my eye Little Miss Angry, you look after yourself and stay strong and are welcome anytime here.

 

[imasharkie]

This is a true story - In the early 2000's, a big group of Sharks supporters would go to Suncorp Stadium to support the boys. Can't remember the year, but when we were in front we were cheering a singing to our hearts content. I was with Mr Angry and possibly DJDL when Security came over and asked us to "Lower our cheering because the Broncos supporters said we were too loud"

So you know what Mr Angry did.....Hahaha!

Fantastic memories - I also remember his black t-shirt with the big shark (Not NRL gear) he was his own man.

R.I.P Mr Angry.

I was there too Fiz. Oh happy days they were.

 

[muzby]

Oh that sucks

Always enjoyed his banter

R.I.P.

 

[Big Bloke]

A little tribute Number to Mr A. Chics drool over blokes.

Chico sending an UP UP to you Mr A


(( Speaking of Old Blokes, Old Bloke himself might enjoy this one too ))

Lovely vid Quigs, very enjoyable and appropriate.

RIP Mr Angry.

 

[shadowboxer]

I am very sorry if it is weird using Dads account to reply but I don't have my own. This comment meant so much to me,thank you! I'm so glad he shared his life with people on here as you all seem like a tight knit group.
- Little Miss Angry

You stay happy, healthy and positive in this a hard time for yourself and your family.
Anyone willing to share moments like your wedding day with folks in this community says a lot about him as a father, family man and ultimately a human being.
Thank you for the messages - it means a lot to all who grace these pages.

 

[Chimp]

Just shows how great this place can be, seems we all use it as a little escape from reality (or a whinge about the reality). I’ve never met any of you, but I probably communicate more with you lot on here than most of my good mates in ‘real life’.
As sad as the news is about Mr A, how lovely that his family get to see how he was thought of on here.
I really hope reading this has helped at least raise a little smile for you Little Miss A in what is undoubtedly a very sad time.
The Mr A’s awards sounds like a great idea btw!

 

[coolumsharkie]

This is a true story - In the early 2000's, a big group of Sharks supporters would go to Suncorp Stadium to support the boys. Can't remember the year, but when we were in front we were cheering a singing to our hearts content. I was with Mr Angry and possibly DJDL when Security came over and asked us to "Lower our cheering because the Broncos supporters said we were too loud"

So you know what Mr Angry did.....Hahaha!

Fantastic memories - I also remember his black t-shirt with the big shark (Not NRL gear) he was his own man.

R.I.P Mr Angry.

I was there, remember it well. Doesn't seem so long ago either.

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Just wanted to share his all time favourite photo and the one I have on his urn.

This is how I remember your Dad, I saw him a few times after, getting a bit more grey like we all do. So grateful you posted this, thankyou so much Little Miss Angry.

 

[Generalzod]

Life is very precious, make every moment Count.

 

[DJDL]

@Mr Angry Little Miss Angry,

Thank you for taking time to post in here, and for uploading the pic.
If it's ok by you I'll be using it as my avatar in tribute for the remainder of the year.

It's years since I last saw him, but this photo is pretty much exactly as I remember him.

You probably won't pick up on this while reading over this thread, but there have been many posts from forum members expressing their sadness from outside of the Sharks community.
Even Dargons fans! (yes, I know that's a typo - forum inside joke, and one which your Dad would have latched onto ).

I hope you can take some solace in the number of posters coming in from outside the Sharks forum to express their sympathies and pay their respects. It is a true indication of the esteem in which he was held in here, and of the man he was.

He was a well-respected member of our community, actively engaging in conversation across many topics, and while I can remember him having disagreements with others, I can't remember him ever being abusive or disrespectful.
You come from good stock.

I hope you and your family are all doing well in the wake of his passing.

 

[Mako-Ver]

RIP Dave. Was a good fella and had plenty of banter on here with him and a few fun times at the games. Thanks BBB for chasing this up & notifying everybody.

 

[bad boy bubby]

RIP Dave. Was a good fella and had plenty of banter on here with him and a few fun times at the games. Thanks BBB for chasing this up & notifying everybody.

No probs mate.

 

[beave]

Just want to thank everyone sincerely for sharing their memories with my father! I just sobbed with happiness reading this thread. He was immensely proud to have been a member of this community for 20 years and spoke of it often. I am so glad he had a group of like minded people that he could share his life with and make valuable friendships. Thank you again for being a part of his life, you meant more to him than you know.

-Little Miss Angry

Just saw this thread and I'm gutted on hearing the news, my sincere condolences for your dad's passing.

I had quite of few interactions with him on here over many years and whilst I never had the privilege of meeting him in person, he seemed like a great man.