Spike's autograph book: List
(1) | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10
Next >
Alan Wenham | 10 Jul 2009
Where to begin? Spike Milligan seems to have been a constant influence throughout my life. As a fellow sufferer of depression I have found his fortitude an inspiration and his humour a lifeline. The world feels emptier without him.
SANDRA THRAVES | 9 Feb 2008
I AM A FAN
OF THE FUNNY MAN
Tim Wilson | 1 Feb 2008
spike was a funny great man
Michael J. (Ezekiel) Fisher | 14 Jan 2008
The more I read about Spike, the more I think he was a unique individual and worth all the 'trouble' he caused other people.
Needle naadle no!
Peter D Evans | 28 Dec 2007
Still sadly missed... but the memory will live on... "remember an old soldier from Mons"...
David Young | 26 Sep 2007
Spike, It was a great pleasure to have known you though the MDF.
You have given me peace and tranquility - thank you, David
robin swan | 1 Sep 2007
i was given "spike (an intimate memoir) whilst in a hospital having just had a heart attack!
the friend who gave it me would relate to norma farnes
i read spikes work as a young boy
i simply loved him
god bless spike x
Richard Downes | 21 Jul 2007
This has taken me rather by surprise! I have just watched the DVD, and remembered receiving a letter from Spike when I worked at Finchley Borough Council many years ago. I will update this message later.
glen stephenson | 13 Jul 2007
I have an autographed book by spike, and I return the favour,(sort of), thanks for a sane view of life----
Ric Llige | 25 Jun 2007
I was very fortunate in meeting Sir Spike when he did a show in Sydney in 1980. After listening to the Goon Show, I decide to start buying his books as well.
I stumbled upon his little poem on a path by the Thames and continue to appreciate the talent he shared with us all.
Greatly missed.
|
