Meric Kesic
12-08 2020 15:12
wrote:
I knew Si from primary school when he first moved to the area, we quickly hit it off. I hadn't seen him in 10 years or more but messaged now and again on Facebook, I loved reading his posts, always funny and always made me smile. He loved his sports, watching and playing, and I think he was probably the only kid in high school who supported Port Vale rather than Stoke!, and I remember one season where he just kept chanting Rudge out, I had no idea why, I never followed football that closely but I assume Rudge had made a decision Si thought was poor. I have so many memories of Si and long summers playing football, tennis, cricket and then later nights out to Valentino's and The Place. He was an extremely kind and intelligent man and always had words of advice when needed. Even though I haven't seen him for a long while I know I will miss him forever. Rest easy old friend.
Meric Kesic
12-08 2020 15:12
wrote:
I knew Si from primary school when he first moved to the area, we quickly hit it off. I hadn't seen him in 10 years or more but messaged now and again on Facebook, I loved reading his posts, always funny and always made me smile. He loved his sports, watching and playing, and I think he was probably the only kid in high school who supported Port Vale rather than Stoke!, and I remember one season where he just kept chanting Rudge out, I had no idea why, I never followed football that closely but I assume Rudge had made a decision Si thought was poor. I have so many memories of Si and long summers playing football, tennis, cricket and then later nights out to Valentino's and The Place. He was an extremely kind and intelligent man and always had words of advice when needed. Even though I haven't seen him for a long while I know I will miss him forever. Rest easy old friend.
