This site is dedicated to the memory of Campbell Nicol.

Welcome to the Campbell Nicol Tribute Fund page. This fund has been created to help to raise money for the Motor Neurone Disease Association in memory of Campbell. Campbell was diagnosed with MND back in December 2003, although he did show symptoms going back into late 2002. He battled bravely against this terrible disease and slipped away peacefully at home with his family around him on 5th March 2005.

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I still miss you like mad Cam. It is so hard without you, and I wish every day that you were still here to share the ups and downs of life. I do so hope that you are in a better place. All my love as always, Your Dee XXXXX
Dee Nicol
15th April 2008
It was a very difficult first Christmas without you Cam. Everybody was thinking about how you struggled through last year, just when your illness was getting to it's worst. Now you're in a better place. The tribute fund has now grown considerably, and a lot of hard work has gone into raising funds in your memory. Friends and family have been very generous with their donations and sponsorship, which just goes to show how highly they thought of you. I know that you would have appreciated this. Rest in peace pal. Lots of love Simon
From Simon Hancock on 31/12/2005
There is not a day goes by where i don't think about the way Grandma died and where i don't wish that she was the only one to have died that way. When i heard Uncle C had Motor Neurone i got realy upset because i didn't want anyone else to have to watch someone die from it because watching Grandma die was the haredest thing i have ever done. The last time i saw Uncle C and Aunt Dee was not long before he died and i just couldn't believe how much is health had gone down hill. All i know is so many of us take our health for granted and believe that we will be heatlhy untill our 70's or 80's. Unfortunatly it is not always like that and the way Grandma and Uncle C died made me realise to live each day to the maximum and have as much fun as possible even if you have a wee health condition you can still have fun and enjoy life believe me i know.
From Carly Frame on 11/6/2005