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Malcolm's
previous carers and teachers
Who had the courage to speak out and send me letters of support.
Pauline Dyke
For the endless mounds of photocopying.
Sheila
Clark and Lynne Davenport
For their determined loyalty and support in attending every court case.
David
Bergman and Hilda Palmer
Who gave me much needed and invaluable advice.
Diane
and Aiden Flynn
My dearest friends, for always being there.
Andy Whittle
Whose designs capture Malcolm's innocence and sunny nature
Jamie Moore
For his sense of humour and patience with my lack of computer skills
Andrea
Boswell-Moore
For all her tireless effort, work and constant support since Malcolm's
death.
Her moral support has lifted me when I've been down and kept me going
when I've felt defeated.
My
mum
Who died while I was writing Malcolm's story. No matter how ill, she always
had time
to listen. She provided a shoulder to cry on and gave me peace and comfort.
My
husband, Fred
For his wisdom and calming influence. I miss his love and understanding.
He was my
strength, my mainstay and my best friend.
My
children,
Lisa, Yvonne and Mark
Who gave up everything to be with me when I needed them. While coping
with their own
grief they protected me and showered me with their love. They are my reason
for
waking every morning.
Carol
and Andy Hogan,
Net Services Ltd
Complete strangers who acknowledged the value of Malcolm's life by giving
him the gift
of this web site. Without them, none of this would have been possible.
