Bad News - Steve Yensen RIP

[ian stilo 1.6]

I remember him telling us of his terrible loss of his wife
i can imagine him been a terrible loss to a lot of ppl and hope he rests in peace together with his wife penny

 

[custard]

seemed a nice guy,sad news indeed

 

[MikeWhitcombe]

It's sad to come back to thr forum and hear news like this... He was one of the "old school", and will surely be missed.

RIP.

 

[dawn_of_time]

Kev and I had the pleasure of meeting Steve and Penny at the notts meet, they were a lovely couple, both of them were genuine down-to-earth people.

They will both be missed by all who met them.


RIP Steve and Penny and our prayers go out to your family.

 

[charmed103]

again i never met him but it sounded like a top bloke, hope he is resting in peace now and reunited with his wife

thats to young to go, but they do say the good ones get taken first

 

[minislapper]

Such a shame. Never met him in person but I think you get a 'feel' for the type of person someone is from places like these. I thought he was so brave when he told everyone about Penny as he was obviously devastated.

Hopefully they're now together again.

RIP Steve. Thoughts are with your family.

 

[Magical Trevor]

Very sad news, I only ever spoke to him on here a handful of times, he seemed a very genuine person, and without doubt well liked by all. my thoughts are with his remaining family

 

[FiatStiloJTD]

R.I.P Steve. Although i never knew you, after reading this thread it seems you were a very kind hearted and truely remarkable man. Rest in Peace.

Matt

 

[Liam]

RIP Steve.

Liam

 

[James M]

Very sorry to hear this

But at least looking back through the thread it is clear to see just how highly regarded Steve was

RIP

 

[KirstyTL]

Never really stray out of LL but all his posts here were thoughtful and friendly, that is very sad news. Condolences to his family.

 

[hmallett]

Never posted on this thread a week ago, because I don't really like to contemplate death too much, particularly after sammi's crash last year. However, I was reading the thread about her crash, and saw Steve's comment. I hardly ever saw him post, except about Penny's death, and that comment. It makes me feel so sorry for him, as he seemed such a nice guy.
The fact that no-one here realised that he was gone for so long saddens me, as he had many friends here.
Sammi and I were having a look through his website last week, seeing all the photos of him, Penny and their beagles. As if closing a book, NTL have now removed the website. And in a few days time, his domain name will expire, and FiatForum may be all there is to show for Steve on the internet.
Rest in peace Steve.

 

[Gary]

Very nicely put 'H' I don't think anyone could have put it better

 

[panda_1000_power]

this is a sad day i had got back on the fiat forum after not having been on it for a while and greeted with this i dont know what else to say

 

[Ruaraidh]

thats terrible condolences to the family.

 

[claymore]

Tis a pity, I never even knew the guy .

I light a candle for him.

 

[dave]

nice to see Steve's memory still lives on through the forum, i never met him in real life, but he was a top bloke on here, and them that did meet him said that he was also a top bloke in person as well

 

[Steven]

The first anniversary of his death has come and gone. Hard to believe it was over a year ago when we found out.

 

[Koa]

It's still just as upsetting now as it was over a year ago.

Now and then you come across someone who has a very small input in your life but what they say and how they put themselves across to you really stands out and you remember them for it. Steve was one of those rare people to me and although I didn't ever get to meet him in person I still think about him quite often because of the way he was.

A truly nice bloke :worship: Thanks Steve Yensen for just being you

 

[dave]

would just like to bump this on the forums 10th birthday to remember Steve and others who may no longer be with us but helped make FF great.