Re: Liverpool Referee Mark Lyson
Posted: 29 Jan 2017, 11:28
I am sorry for the loss of the Lyson family R.I.P. It was no age to leave this world.
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Re: Liverpool Referee Mark Lyson
Posted: 29 Jan 2017, 11:54
RIP and condolences to the Lyson family, absolutely disgusting what they've had to endure
Re: Liverpool Referee Mark Lyson
Posted: 29 Jan 2017, 12:24
20Fat Git wrote:I am sorry for the loss of the Lyson family R.I.P. It was no age to leave this world.
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Re: Liverpool Referee Mark Lyson
Posted: 29 Jan 2017, 12:39
Extremely sad and shocking news, RIP.
Re: Liverpool Referee Mark Lyson
Posted: 29 Jan 2017, 12:45
RIP and God Bless to the family
Re: Liverpool Referee Mark Lyson
Posted: 07 Feb 2017, 11:54
Horrible news. Mark, may I add my condolences to the ones already on this thread - I wish you and your family peace and strength at this terrible time.
Re: Liverpool Referee Mark Lyson
Posted: 07 Feb 2017, 14:21
So for your loss. RIP
Re: Liverpool Referee Mark Lyson
Posted: 07 Feb 2017, 14:53
God Bless Hannah Lyson.
Have spoke with Mark a couple times during this sad and difficult period and he's overwhelmed by the compassion and well wishes from the boxing community.
Danny Flexen worked hard to arrange a 10 bell salute to her at UK shows last weekend and Matt Christie paid her a wonderful tribute in Boxing News.
Mark is universally respected by everyone within the trade and it's only his family that means more than boxing to him. One wonders how he'll ever get over something like this but here's praying he stays strong during this awful time.
Have spoke with Mark a couple times during this sad and difficult period and he's overwhelmed by the compassion and well wishes from the boxing community.
Danny Flexen worked hard to arrange a 10 bell salute to her at UK shows last weekend and Matt Christie paid her a wonderful tribute in Boxing News.
Mark is universally respected by everyone within the trade and it's only his family that means more than boxing to him. One wonders how he'll ever get over something like this but here's praying he stays strong during this awful time.