Diver lost.

[SIXFOOTSTEVE]

Wasn\'t sure where to post this ,I was at Amble yesterday afternoon when the lifeboat shot out ,certainly wasn\'t a drill I told my son ,been on the news last night that a diver has been lost and the search continues today ........ makes me feel so sorry for the family of the bloke who\'s lost ,they\'re very experienced lads as well .

[Edited on 6/6/2005 by SIXFOOTSTEVE]

 

[crack-off!]

Awful,thoughts go out to the family and friends.

 

[craigyboy]

Very sad to hear cant even imagin how the family feel.
Thoughts go out to the family.

 

[willywetegg]

Yes it is always very sad to hear of a loss like this. My thought\'s too go to his family.

Jim.

 

[TC]

Just been reading about the tragedy.......

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/tyne/4612583.stm

Very sad, indeed and a nightmare for the family.
It\'s hard enough to cope with a sudden loss, but when the body cannot be found, it must be hell.

Thoughts go out to all the family and friends and also to those involved in the search.

 

[catchalot]

Tis very sad

I was involved in 2 searches last year for lost divers, tis not a nice thing
Both were found a few days later, so at least there was some sort of closure for the families.

One question has to be asked though, where was his buddy???

 

[alan]

Sad news,
My brother is a Diving instructor and very experienced diver,he always says its a great sport/hobby but its very dangerous and even the best get caught out.Lets wait and see before we cast judgement

 

[John]

Tragic, its happens every year. Condolences to the family and friends.

 

[Charlton]

No matter how experienced you are the sea in ones of its moods can easily take you. Thoughts go out to the famiy, and hopefully the sea will give up her dead.

 

[Norman]

aye .... sad ............

 

[alan]

has there been any news on whether his/her body has been recovered

 

[Red5]

My cousin is in the coastgaurds and he was out looking yesterday. Still no sign. Apparently the diver had 2 tanks on his back and 2 smaller ones on his front and they think that the weight could be keeping the body down.
It\'s like was mentioned before it\'s terribly sad for the family and without some form of closure must be even more torture.

 

[biggandy]

sad to here of the diver my thoughts go out to all his family.