RIP iTG`lun
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6 Mar 2006, 13:26
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Today, one of our own has fallen. Darren "lun" Webber, age 25, has died in a motorcycle accident. For those of you who knew Darren, you know he was a good friend and passionate about everything that he did. The news does not come lightly to any of us and we are trying to get through the best we can. Words cannot describe how we feel here at the Inside the Game family. Our hearts, thoughts and prayers go out to his family, friends, and anyone whos life Darren has touched. A well respected person and broadcaster has fallen today. Rest in Peace, we will miss you.
Darren Webber 11/04/1980 - 03/05/2006.
Discussion can be found here: http://www.radioitg.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=1687
On a personal note, its something of an incredible shock to myself and iTG. Darren was a fully blooded passionate man, who loved CTF, Motorbikes and shoutcasting, I remember casting an ET game, Germany vs Norway with lun some seasons ago and then when i finally got to meet him at quakecon this year, he was everything i expected and more. The word passion dosent describe Darren enough, he did nothing by halves, he went into everything two footed and lived life to the full, and for that I will always envy him.
At Quakecon this year, on one of the days, He was shoutcasting with iTG, then was playing Quake4 CTF on the booths until he could play no more and then on with his cycle helmet and back home, he embodied something that I think everyone wants a bit more of, he had the courage to have compassion and that was what made him so endearing.
Goodbye Darren
Today, one of our own has fallen. Darren "lun" Webber, age 25, has died in a motorcycle accident. For those of you who knew Darren, you know he was a good friend and passionate about everything that he did. The news does not come lightly to any of us and we are trying to get through the best we can. Words cannot describe how we feel here at the Inside the Game family. Our hearts, thoughts and prayers go out to his family, friends, and anyone whos life Darren has touched. A well respected person and broadcaster has fallen today. Rest in Peace, we will miss you.
Darren Webber 11/04/1980 - 03/05/2006.
Discussion can be found here: http://www.radioitg.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=1687
On a personal note, its something of an incredible shock to myself and iTG. Darren was a fully blooded passionate man, who loved CTF, Motorbikes and shoutcasting, I remember casting an ET game, Germany vs Norway with lun some seasons ago and then when i finally got to meet him at quakecon this year, he was everything i expected and more. The word passion dosent describe Darren enough, he did nothing by halves, he went into everything two footed and lived life to the full, and for that I will always envy him.
At Quakecon this year, on one of the days, He was shoutcasting with iTG, then was playing Quake4 CTF on the booths until he could play no more and then on with his cycle helmet and back home, he embodied something that I think everyone wants a bit more of, he had the courage to have compassion and that was what made him so endearing.
Goodbye Darren
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