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RIP Sean Nally (N4LLY)

I never met Sean but he was always a gent on the forum and remained upbeat and cheery throughout his illness. Reading his posts on his daily struggles it was obvious he was becoming very ill but battled on at times joking and making light of it. Nothing but admiration for Sean to stay on the brighter side of life no matter how dark.

At least he is at peace now.

Tim.
 
As posted on his health update this is very sad news . So glad I got to speak to him earlier in his diagnosis .
 
As others have said it was so sad, but his thread was truly inspirational.

I was lucky enough to meet Sean a few times, twice at Zedfest and at Craig's National meet in the Lake District last year. Sadly although he had planned to join B21s Borders trip in March his health meant he had to cancel.

RIP Sean.
 
So strange to feel emotional about someone you have never met.

RIP Sean. One of life's good guys
 
A courageous man who refused to give in, a fighter to the end. I just hope that I could show some of that spirit if I were faced with a similar situation.

RIP Sean.
 
I haven't been on here overly long and didn't want to intrude, but I have been following this thread since it started and just want to add my own sincere condolences. RIP Sean.
 
As many have said previously, it seems strange to mourn a friend that you've never met. Condolences to the family, RIP N4LLY
 
even though i never had the pleasure of meeting Sean, this still feels sad. He was an active member of the forum and i have taken notice of many of his posts over my short time here. :(

RIP Sean
 
So sad to hear of this. I always enjoyed our conversations whenever I saw Sean on local runs. My condolences to his wife and family.

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