Nick Brown's Funeral
Friday, 6th Jul 2012 12:40

The funeral of long-time TWTD board regular and lifelong Town fan Nick Brown, who posted under the name of TheDalaiFarmer and died last weekend at the age of 46, will take place at the Seven Hills Crematorium on Felixstowe Road on Thursday 19th July at 1.30pm, followed by a wake at Gresham’s Sports Club in Tuddenham Road. A collection is being taken to buy a brick or bricks in Nick’s memory on the Ipswich Town Wall.

The wording is yet to be confirmed but make any donations by bank transfer to Warren Thomas (aka Spider): Sort code: 77-66-44, LloydsTSB account number 12610860.

Any cash raised above the cost of the bricks will go to the family’s charity of choice, Help for Heroes.

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s6blue added 13:01 - Jul 6 a fitting tribute
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warky1970 added 13:09 - Jul 6 Great Idea
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Marshalls_Mullet added 13:42 - Jul 6 Post made in peace with good intentions. I wonder if more peoople will donate to a 'justgiving' type site rather than a bank transfer to a personal account. Not doubting anyones intentions, but just a thought.
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Legend added 13:43 - Jul 6 RIP. Didnt know him to be honest, but enjoyed reading his posts. Only a few years older than myself which kind of hits home. 46 is no age. Anyone know what he died from?
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IpswichTilliDie1978 added 13:46 - Jul 6 R:I:P Nick Brown
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AlanMahon2011 added 13:58 - Jul 6 rip nick
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fourpee added 15:31 - Jul 6 RIP Nick!
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Smithy added 17:24 - Jul 6 RIP Nick
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Lord_Lucan added 19:18 - Jul 6 Marshalls Mullet. The reason why the money is coming to my account is because part of the money will go to the bricks and any surplus to charity. If we set up a just giving account the money can't be split.
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RICHYITID added 19:42 - Jul 6 great idea spider RIP nick
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artsbossbeard added 21:37 - Jul 6 @Marshalls Mullet: Simply no need. If you doubt the nature & the good intention of Warrens' actions, then you are far too cynical for salvation. Poor.
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eaii added 21:40 - Jul 6 May your soul go in peace Ipswich Town Brother!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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h32 added 21:59 - Jul 6 Didn't know the man personally, but 46 years is far too young to pass on - very sad for the people he leaves behind, and my most sincere condolences to them. R.I.P Nick Brown.
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theancientmariner added 08:04 - Jul 7 Marshalls Mullet............ Shame on you. You never give up the chance to have a dig. You are a very poor man. I will happily give to the scheme, think its a great idea. Sleep well Nicholas.
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madmouse1959 added 10:34 - Jul 7

Fond memories of Nick spanning 29-30 years......A proper town fan who loved the club. So many memories of a good man and a loyal town supporter. I remember him as a young fan alongside Pip/Tery Pajak etc in the early 80,s...often seeing him throughout the years at home games/away games/youth matches and reserve games....and of course in the pub.

My lasting memory was when i was working in Southampton in 1993 and one Tuesday evening i drove along the south coast to watch Ipswich play at Bournemouth in a pre-season friendly. (Thinking i,d be one of very few fans there.) I was shocked to see Nick and a few of the Braintree lads there...and see another well known Ipswich fan who had moved to Bournemouth to live. Rest in Peace Nick.