So I remember the day I had to go to court to see my children and in my court room they told me I had to have a family member supervision to see my children I turned around and said I had no one has didn't wanna bring anyone into it then I phoned my uncle Nigel and he put his self out every other Sunday to help me so I could be with my children. I wish I could thank him so much for this and I wouldn't never forget what he has done for me. And now I see them eveey weekend and now thanks to Nigel I see them I'm so greatful.

Nigel was a person everyone will remember! We were at Prince Henry's High School together!  

Nigel and I had maths in the porta cabin on the playing field, too cool for school Nigel was often under the porta cabin having a sneaky skive.

He was always polite to my mum, and she thought he was a lovely boy! Nigel had the ability to speak to anyone regardless of age, race or difference, what a guy.

Years later I laughed as after desperate to get out of school, I discovered he now worked there!