All blogs will be on a short break

It was with great sadness that I was informed today that my younger Brother had passed away at the ever so young age of 41.

Due to some emergency paperwork that I need to acquire, and a probable trip to Swindon, England next week, I am going to have to cease posting to all blogs until I return from England. As the funeral won’t be until next week I will still be attending the wedding of my friends, ZED and Ginger, this upcoming weekend. Assuming that I can get the emergency travel documents that I need due to an expired passport, I will be gone until next weekend.

My time online will be very limited for the near future, so I very much doubt that I will be able to respond to any messages or emails that I may get during the next week or so. When I return this website should have passed the 2 Million hits mark, and of course I will still have lots to say regarding my visit on set this past weekend. It is unfortunate though that I have had to postpone the two upcoming interviews that I had scheduled until I return.

Browse the 2 years worth of archives for now (starting with the post below this one :-)) and I will be back with you all sometime next week.

Richard Windsor.

houndog_windsor@yahoo.com

30 thoughts on “All blogs will be on a short break

  1. Very sad to hear that, Richard. My condolences.

    I was lately confronted with the death of a friend at the young age of 31. It’s even (and probably much) worse with a close family member.

    Chross

  2. Richard

    My thoughts and prayers are with your family. I hope everything goes quickly and eaisly for you so you can get to your family.

    If you need anything when you get back feel free to drop me a line.

  3. My deepest sympathies, Rich. I too lost an immediate family member in early December, and I have a fair idea of what you must be going through. Take all the time you need, mate, and we’ll be here to welcome you when you return.

  4. I’m very sorry, Richard. I lost my sister many years ago. No one knows what another person’s sense of loss is, so I wont pretend to know what you are feeling, but I can tell you absolutely that the good memories outlive the pain.

    Unsolicited advice and then I’ll shut up: I’ve found that random acts of kindness to a stranger is a good way to take a break from my own pain.

    PB

  5. My deepest condolences Richard. It is never easy to lose a loved one, especially a brother or sister, and I pray that you will find comfort in the memories that you hold in your heart and mind.

  6. Richard,

    You are so so right. 41 is much too young to be taken from the world. My condolances to you and yours. May you find the comfort and support to help you through these trying times. My prayers are with you!

    Jim

  7. Dear Rich,
    I am saddened to hear of your Brother’s passing. 41 is too damn young to be taken. I sincerely hope that you and your family find strength in each other and that all of you
    remember him lovingly and that you had him in your lives, however briefly.
    Consider yourself tightly hugged.

    Lizzy.

  8. Please accept my condolences as well. Sorry, Richard. I am glad you were able to get to the wedding-and be surrounded by friends in your time of grief.
    diane

  9. Richard I just read this horrid news, after not reading your blog and emailing you about another matter. Please ignore all I wrote, my thoughts are with you now

    Emma
    xxx

  10. I’m so sorry to hear of your loss, Richard. I hope that the sentiments expressed here help to take some of the immediate sting away from a horrible experience. My sincere condolences on your loss.

  11. So sorry to hear about your brother: yes 41 is ridiculously young – I hope his life was fulfilling even hough short. My thoughts are with you – take time to grieve…

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