Clem - Rest in Peace
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Rip.RGSPhoenix
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- UK
This is such an unexpected shock. I regret to say that I never had the pleasure of meeting Clem and yet I felt that I knew him just a little from the exchanges we had on the ILOC Forum. He was woven into the very fabric of ILOC and to realize that we will not see him posting anymore is just one small thing that brings home the sadness of his passing. No more stories from him of TOG and together with his passing, it marks the end of an era. My condolences to his family and friends and all in ILOC and Laverda Forum who knew him well. A very sad day
piranha-bro2
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- Melbourne
Bloody hell, I am in shock, even though I have never met Clem. This is so unexpected. He has been such a valued contributor to this forum, he seems larger than life to me. I would have loved to have met him. Deeply saddened - my sincere condolences to all his family and his many personal friends.
Chappo
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- Lake Macquarie NSW
Sad news. Condolences to his family and friends.
RIP
RIP
markQLD
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- QLD Australia
Sincere condolences to Clem's family and friends.
Clem with his good-natured banter and knowledge will be sadly missed down here in Australia.
R.I.P. Clem
Mark Muir
Secretary
Club Laverda Queensland
Australia
Clem with his good-natured banter and knowledge will be sadly missed down here in Australia.
R.I.P. Clem
Mark Muir
Secretary
Club Laverda Queensland
Australia
78jotadave
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This is sad news. Condolences to his family and friends. Clem was an integral part of the worldwide Laverda community, contributing his wealth of knowledge on all things Laverda. He possessed a wicked sense of humor and was a great storyteller. You will be missed, Clem, RIP mate.
3CBRG
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- Northern California
Well respected and major contributor. Ditto above...
TeddyG
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- Portland Oregon
My condolences to Clem’s family
Oh no. That is truly dreadful news.
Clem was a wonderful person to know and his passing leaves a big bear-shaped hole in this world. Laverda-world or otherwise.
A lot of you will be hurting greatly at the loss of a dear personal friend and I send my best wishes and condolences to you.
RIP you dear, sweet man. You gave me kindness in abundance and I enjoyed every moment we spent together. Haggis
Clem was a wonderful person to know and his passing leaves a big bear-shaped hole in this world. Laverda-world or otherwise.
A lot of you will be hurting greatly at the loss of a dear personal friend and I send my best wishes and condolences to you.
RIP you dear, sweet man. You gave me kindness in abundance and I enjoyed every moment we spent together. Haggis
Tippie
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- Dr?bak, Norway
Oh this is not news any of us like to wake up to. Condolences to Clem´s family and closest. Like many here that never met him in person feel him as a friend. He had a great sense of self effacing humour to go with his deep knowledge of all things Laverda, both mechanical and among the community, and always jumping in offering help to anyone he could. Rest in peace big fella, going to miss you.
martymoose
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- Sydney, Australia
RIP, I wish I had met him.
Clem was a top man. We were chatting cylinder heads over a coffee earlier this year in my kitchen.
He had driven up from Kent to buy some TS bodywork and was in fine form.
A real gentleman with lots of good memories of him, here and in Breganze.
RIP Clem, you'll be missed.
He had driven up from Kent to buy some TS bodywork and was in fine form.
A real gentleman with lots of good memories of him, here and in Breganze.
RIP Clem, you'll be missed.
Bon vent Clem.
He was a regular at home, his sister and his recently departed mum lived just up the road on the coast.
He was a regular at our Amicale 750 Laverda meetings.
Always out on his trusty 1200 Laverda, TOG, The Old Girl, even when that involved planning a dialysis every three days through various European countries.
He was a regular at home, his sister and his recently departed mum lived just up the road on the coast.
He was a regular at our Amicale 750 Laverda meetings.
Always out on his trusty 1200 Laverda, TOG, The Old Girl, even when that involved planning a dialysis every three days through various European countries.
Jo
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- Cologne, NRW Germany
Truly very sad news! My condolences to his family. I met him in Breganze in 2019, where he'd travelled to with TOG, and I've stayed in touch with him frequently over the past few years. I'll miss you, Clem. R.I.P.
Exmoor beast
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- Minehead,Somerset, ENGLAND OF COURSE
He was my first point of call and helped me get my Laverda registered- like he has done for so many of us. Top man.