Dear Sandy, Jenny, Ryan, Vanessa, Nigel (Jr.), Lillo and The Rest of the Family,

 

I can assure you that all of Nigel's colleagues and friends here in Luanda are shocked and tremendously saddened by the loss of Nigel. It is times like these when your heart is breaking that life may seem to make little sense.

 

There is a saying that may be trite but it does give me some comfort in times like this: "There is no cure for birth and death, so all we can do is enjoy and make the most of the brief interlude between the two."

 

Nigel was a dear friend. What I will most remember about him is his laugh, his sense of humour, his kindness -- in short how he enjoyed and made the most of his interlude. In this time of grief, I would encourage you to remember how Nigel enjoyed life and take that forward with you. Remember how Nigel lived.

 

May God grant you peace in this time of sorrow for you all.

 

Chris Spaulding

Please accept my condolences on this very difficult occasion. May God give you the strenght to bear your loss.

Dear Ryan,

 

I worKed with Nigel during his first 4 years in Angola as his assistant, and came to know him as a very special and kind human being both as a Team Leader and more importantly as a friend. His death was a shock to no end.

 

Words can not say how much I feel for your loss. God bless you and your family, and give you all strength.

 

Sincerely, Manuela

May God in his infinite Mercy Grant eternal Rest to the Departed Soul of Nigel.

Ryan and Family,

 

With profound shock and deep sorrow we learned locally here in Luanda the sad news of our colleague and your father's death, Nigel Inglis.

On behalf of BP Luanda Subsurface Team and our respective families, we join you, your family and friends during this period of grief to mourn the paasing away of your beloved father and our dearest colleague. We pray the Almighty to continue to grant you strength to overcome this tragic event, as we do.

May his soul rest in the Eternal Peace of the Almighty.

 

Affectionately,

 

Henrique Neto

Please accept my deepest sympathy on the loss of  Nigel. 

I am sorry that I never had the chance to thank Nigel for the kindness he showed me both in Korea and when I came to Luanda, may he find as many friends in heaven as he did on earth,

Mike Mackinnon

Nigel,

It was with greatest sadness that we got the news. Rest in peace beside the lord.

 

Good bless

From Allah we come and to Allah we go.I was shocked to hear the sad demise of Nigel as i remember him as a good neighbour at Indus Rd and have lot of child hood memories of the entire Family.May Allah give u strenght to bear this loss, our prayers r with u.

Dearest Sandy, Jenny, Ryan, Vanessa, Nigel (Jr.), Lillo and The Rest of the Family

 

Our heart felt condolences go out to you and your families in this deepest hour of loss and sorrow. May God give you the strength to ride this storm. Words seldom can help during an hour like this, but at the same time it's this comforting that helps ease the pain.

 

Love and God Bless

 

Jason, Nanette and Ian

Dear Sandra, Lillo, Melvin and your kids,

Do accept our deepest condolences on the demise of Nigel. May all the good memories of the past bring comfort to all of you.It was nice to see the slide show,

may Nigel rest in peace

Love

Maria,