R.I.P. IamInuit

[Andre]

Is this serious??if so, does anyone know what happened?

Yeah Kevin had cancer through him mate, tough fight for about year.

[Andre]

Rip brother.

[SlimTrae]

I hope he understood the respect he easily garnered here.

[Andre]

I never really knew about him outside this site but I have to say this I caught myself reading his posts three or four times before moving on and you can always tell when sincerity is the number one attribute in a person. I hope that wherever he is he should remember that if a man is good you need not know his name, only that you knew of him and the enjoyment of his thoughts that count. I still don't believe it but keep doing what you're doing in God's Mansion. Rest in peace.

Kevin Sinclair.

[Nameless]

I had no ideas about his health issue and I must say, I am a bit shocked. He was a top notch poster, and I am not saying that just because he died, I really mean it. Rest in Peace bud and thanks for all the wisdom.

[Spicoli]

This really does kick you right in the chest. Truly a class down to earth man who loved the land, loved his dogs and had a massive passion and hard fans knowledge of this sport. No idea it was close and stunned. We do loss sight of the man or women behind the keyboard at times. Not posters, punchlines or profile names. But people who have shining peaks and valleys of hardship going on in real time that few of us know of and few share. We laugh at it or with it, cut up or go at each other on here but shit man just take care of yourself and loved ones after the log out. Saying a prayer for Kevin's family tonight and thankful for him sharing some of his huge life experience. We're better for it. Be at peace brother.

[Ron Swanson]

Known him all the way back to ESPN days. The first message board guy I considered a friend. Good man, he will be missed.

[Gandalf]

I am not too sure what to say. Like everyone else, I thought he was a cool poster. Politically awake, at one with nature and his pets, interesting boxing posts. One of the crew. Hopefully he was at peace.

[Slick45]

This really does kick you right in the chest. Truly a class down to earth man who loved the land, loved his dogs and had a massive passion and hard fans knowledge of this sport. No idea it was close and stunned. We do loss sight of the man or women behind the keyboard at times. Not posters, punchlines or profile names. But people who have shining peaks and valleys of hardship going on in real time that few of us know of and few share. We laugh at it or with it, cut up or go at each other on here but shit man just take care of yourself and loved ones after the log out. Saying a prayer for Kevin's family tonight and thankful for him sharing some of his huge life experience. We're better for it. Be at peace brother.

Excellent post on Kev... He had told me you were a good person and a good poster

[Master]

IamInuit was a brilliant poster and his knowledge of the history of boxing was unparalleled.

His other post about wildlife and photographs were enjoyable too.

R.I.P. IamInuit

[Dark Lord Al]

R.I.P Kevin , a great man , Saddonian and friend.

Goodbye my friend.

[Mark TKO]

Stunned

RIP my friend

[erics44]

RIP


puts the world in perspective


its better to love one another eh

[X]

I had no idea he was sick, and I can't say I knew the guy personally - but I always enjoyed his posts, he seemed to love boxing and had a joie de vivre about him. Gave up his time to be a mod too.

Cancer is an evil disease, I'm sure he fought hard against it. It's horrible to hear about death, and his family and friends will be going through a hard time.

Rest in peace, Iaminuit.

[Fenster]

He was a nice bloke who sure did love boxing.