Nicholas REYNOLDS

Is Nicholas the person who I wrote to in 1985 after seeing an article about his visit to Anchorage. The reason was that I went to boarding school at Seaford-Micklefield.

Nick and I raced athletics for a number of years whilst at Hillcrest. He was the benchmark I aspired to and we enjoyed many races between us.

Caz Watson

Pat and pete ferrznolo &family

Aunty Liz and Uncle Alan

Nick Hayler

Mum and Dad xx

Caz Watson

You will always be my cheeky monkey
Little Nick I can remember you from being an active, smiley, sweet, kind and loving little boy. Pics of you over the last few years as a handsome man with a lovely wife and beautiful children who echo your cute smile are treasured now especially. World is not going to be the same again. You were taken way too soon. I hope heaven is as bright and sweet as you. I hope you'll remember me when I see you again. You will be forever in our hearts and may God keep you in his loving care always.

To my lovely cousin, Nick
I have the best memories growing up in England with you cuz. My favorite memories of you is when you came out to the states to visit and we all went to New York City for the day to see all of the sites. One hot, summer day you drove my car to the town pool and back with Mike and Caroline and we blasted horrible music and spilled ice cream all over the car. I'll miss your smile. Hug Nana and Grandpa for me and I'll see you again someday I know it. Love you buddy. -Gilly

Our beautiful son
Sleep tight and don't let the midges bite. Mum & Dad xx

Goodbye my friend.
We will meet again some day, and when we do I expect to see that big smile and a pint waiting for me x gone but never forgotten x from Nick and the rest of the Hayler family..

Sweet dreams bro x
My darling brother Nick. I will join you for a cruise up in the Cortina one day with No Diggity blasting through the speakers. Miss you so much and you will always be in my heart. Love your annoying little sister xxx

The best man at my wedding