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15th February 2016 | 08:09

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griffothefog

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Clive Henry

For those of you that new him, Clive passed away yesterday with his family around him after his battle with the big C.
I'm so pissed off...
Rest in peace buddy.

15th February 2016 | 08:29

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tasspook

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Words fail me...I am utterly gutted. Such a fine and funny gentleman taken far too soon.

Deepest sympathies to the family.

RIP old chap and save me a stool at the Corner up there.

15th February 2016 | 09:29

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TeeS

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So sorry to hear that - sad news indeed!

TeeS

15th February 2016 | 09:49

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Mustapha Cuppa

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Served in the AAC together. Greatly saddened.

Requiescat in Pace

15th February 2016 | 10:27

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ScotiaQ

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Very sad to hear about this. I have known Clive for years - an all round good egg and gentleman. RIP old friend.

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15th February 2016 | 16:01

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MOSTAFA

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RIP Clive.

15th February 2016 | 17:11

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Same again

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See you on the other side mate. If they serve Herforder beer there we will certainly be in Paradise.

15th February 2016 | 20:25

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tomotomp

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Very sad news

RIP

15th February 2016 | 20:36

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HughMartin

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I worked with Clive when he was in Aberdeen with the old Bond Helicopters. Very sad to hear this news. My thoughts are with his family.
HM

16th February 2016 | 10:17

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Plank Cap

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Sad news....

Very sad news today.

Worked with Clive in a previous life, and he was always fun to be around. One of my favourite recollections involved Clive, several Singha beers too many, a rolled up newspaper and the dance of the flaming a***holes, in a small quiet part of the offshore rotary world. Fun times.

He'll be missed.

16th February 2016 | 15:46

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jesusnutt

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Terribly sad news. I flew with him in Humberside - Clive was a thoroughly good and helpful bloke. He will be missed by all who had the pleasure of working with him.

16th February 2016 | 17:55

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Burr Styers

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This is sad news indeed. Flew with Clive on some offshore gigs during the 90s when I was with Bond. One of lifes great characters, always the entrepeneur with some scheme or other that was going to make him his millions.

RIP buddy

17th February 2016 | 11:03

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Max Contingency

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Gutted

Sank a lot of beers with Clive. Always a fun guy to be around. Our profession has lost one of the true characters.

19th February 2016 | 07:28

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NomadicMechanic

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Very sad to hear of Clives passing, I saw him about twelve months ago not long after he was diagnosed. He was in good spirits and really positive about beating it, I'm just sorry that I never saw him again before he went.
Rest in peace Clive, you will be missed by many.

20th February 2016 | 07:05

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General Mutley

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I'm sad and shocked. A really nice guy. I met him when we both struggled through HP yet again just a year ago. Great sense of humor and a gentleman.
RIP Clive.