I was just sharing a story about Nick with my family this weekend, and was shocked to learn of his passing. I have very warm and fond memories of the times we spent together, and wish I could have seen my friend again. I remember sledging through the woods on his birthday - with zero snow, and many trees. He always had the most wonderful ideas. Bless you, my brother.

I worked with Nick for only four months and and found him a pleasure to work with and he always had time for everyone I pray that he has found peace. Keith Welford

We had a lot in common man, some of it I didn't even know about until today. It seems that, as well as our shared love of hard rock and the wilder edge of country music, you loved hot, spicy, Asian food, Beer, and play the drums! I only got to know you last year but there was no-one at work I enjoyed chatting to more. I know we would have got closer over time, especially as you are one of the few people I've ever met at work that seemed to match my high energy levels haha!! I still have those tickets for Brothers Osborne in Cambridge which we should have gone to in May but "The Virus" prevented that from happening; it makes me so sad that I won't get to go to the rescheduled gig with ya matey; we would've gone crazy together :) And we'd only just got talking about you auditioning as drummer for my covers band... who knows where that might've led. Wherever you are Nick, Rock Hard, Rock Heavy, Rock Animal. Peace and Love, Darren.