I remember Alistair, who lived next door to me in Pokfulam, as a happy, fun, expressive little boy. This is very, very sad news indeed. My condolences to Angela and Andrew. Christina Cooper nee Drake

I too remember Alistair with fond memories and was extremely saddened to hear the news. He was one of the nicest guys I have ever had the priviledge of meeting. My sincere condolences, Alistair will be missed. Amanda Lucas (82E)

Alistair was a cheeerful, positive character even when he was clattered in the head by a missile ball on Block 5 when he was about 13. I can see him now - the cheeky smile and serious intent. My heartfelt sympathies to Andy and all his family. Chris Forse

I too fondly remember Alistair and am saddened by this news. As others have written, I recall Alistair's happy disposition and his ability to get along with everyone. As Hiren wrote; too young, too soon. - Oliver Young (82E)

Just don't know what to say. This is so sad. I have wondered many times how he was and what he was doing. I will always remember him as being such a cheerful guy in the class.. For the family, I wish you all much strength. - Elaine Leigh (82 Einstein)

This is so sad. I was in Alistairs class and remember him so well. Please accept my condolences. I can still vividly remember where Alistair was the only heavy metaller in a class full of punks!But he still held his own, and was eveyone's friend. - Alan Pettie

very sorry to hear the sad news, with his joy of life, too young, too good, as an ex-head head boy who rememebers him with good memories, my condolences. Hiren Patel