Graeme [29/06/2009]
It's a year on, and I just wanted to post a message to let you know, Karen, that the thoughts of all of us were with you and the children as we wove our way through France again this year ...

Angus T [01/10/2008]
Andy, I'm looking forward to be dragged around the Calais course in your honour by my boy Joe. We'll raise a glass to you.

Ian Pryor [18/07/2008]
Dear Karen, Andy`s requiem mass was truely moving and the large numbers present were a testament to how well andy was regarded by so many people in so many walks of life. He was an insperation. Truely missed

John Davies [16/07/2008]
Laying you to rest tomorrow mate, gonna miss you. Next time. John

urilla [10/07/2008]
To Karen and Andy's family - my deepest condolences to you all. May Andy's spirit live on in you all. Hay

sande92 [09/07/2008]
I met Andy for the first time on this ride. I had the pleasure of his company for a short while after we left Hampton Court and again at dinner that evening. It is was with great sadness that I learnt that Andy did not recover from his injuries. He is frequently in my thoughts and I would like to extend my sincere sympathy to all his family and friends.

Marc Logan [09/07/2008]
Karen although i never had the privilege to meet Andy - as a fellow cyclist i know he must have been passionate about cycling, about his family and about everything he put his hand to. My family and i have remembered you constantly in thought and prayer and offer you and your children our deepest condolences for your tragic loss. May you know in a very real way the love and support we feel for you at this very sad time. With love from Marc Logan and family - Sydney Australia

tomlawrence [07/07/2008]
My deepest sympathy to Andy's family and friends. I had only ridden one YJA event, in 2007, but Andy had me leaving France knowing that I had made great, new, friendships with him and the others. I will miss the opportunity to share with him again and that we had hoped to meet on his family's planned trip to the states later this month.

Gregory [06/07/2008]
When I came off my bike on stage 2, I was tired and bruised. You said to me: “Stay on my wheel, and you'll be fine". You were wearing the yellow jersey in cycling as well as in life. It has been an honour and a privilege to ride with you the past few months, and I will take you with me on every ride I will ever do. If Karen and the kids need a tow, I will make sure they find my wheel. Adieu mon ami et que Dieu te garde. (Greg Barber- Team CSC)

Nicky [06/07/2008]
Karen and family - my deepest sympathies to you all. Nicky