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I really admire what you are doing I was really upset by Jimmys murder I live local I didnt know there was a foundation i saw it adevrtised in the local chemist I have emailed you I want to get involved godbless claudettex

Dear Barry and Margarete,mizen family (and extended family and freinds)
What a wonderful service at Westminster Cathedral .
Such Inspiration ,such dignity, such love such forgiveness.
It represented our christian faith ,ethos and values with the inclusiveness that is inherent in our belief.
As Catholic Christians we know that the God moves in mysterious ways, with the moving of the holy spirit -the prof of a 'living god'.
Why Jimmy's life had to end in such a tragic way is beyond our human understanding, however,what has resulted from his death is a movement-The Jimmy Mizen Foundation-that sheds light into the dark corners of our society. A movement that challenges individuals, challenges communities and challenges authority figures to look for the goodness that 'sparkles' through the cracks of our broken society; to value and support our youth, for they are our future communities, our future authority leaders and ultimately the parents of our future generation.
We are all indebted to your brave voices for your consciousness-raising on this very important matter that challenges each and everyone of us to contribute towards the respectful and humane values that we seek.
love and prayers to you all,and the Jimmy mizen mission-Ali x

We are all one family, and when tragedy strikes and one of our young ones are just snatched away from us.Well we all hurt. Jimmy will never never be forgotten.The fact you as a family turned your pain and grief in to something so unselfish is beyond words.
I had a dream about jimmy a couple of days after he passed.He was laughing running through the clouds with his arms outstretched saying wow cool.
I am a Mother and a Nan, I pray for us all everyday. God Bless

To Barry, Margaret and family,
You are truly an inspiration and it is no surprise to me that Jimmy was such an exceptional boy. How could he be otherwise with such an incredible family?
Good on you all.
Helen
XX

Jimmy seemed such a smashing young lad, its just such a shame, my thoughts are with his family and friends on friday, rip in jimmy

Such a tragic waste of such a young life :(

when i heard what happened to Jimmy i felt so sad, we need people like Jimmy in the world. i didnt know jimmy but i cant stop thinking about him and how sad i feel that it happened to such a nice person.

jimmy seemed a remarkable young man from a very decent family,if just one lesson can be learned from his senseless death and if that lesson can be respect then jimmy you did not die in vain. rest in peace son.

Sure the news travel very fast... and in an unpredictable way it arrives to these far lands.

Dear Jimmy, I know you are not with us now. I hope you can have a deserved rest after justice is being made. It is mostly unfair that some guy had to take your life with no reason. For the Mizen Family my deepest condolences, and sure your message is already being spread around the world. Not only Londoners are concerned, is everyone who this notice touches. Rest assure he will be watching you, and always be in your heart. As long as you remember him, he'll be there.

I never knew Jimmy or his family but seeing this story hit the headlines trully broke my heart. What is the world coming to? My thoughts and prayers go out to them all and I hope that the future brings fond memories and happier times.

The strength, dignity and love that you have shown as a family shows us how we all should be. I read this morning that it is too soon to forgive, but I believe thatin time, and through your faith you will some to forgive.God bless you as you go into the future with your many happy memories of your lovely son and all the wonderful things ge did.

"He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away." Revelation 21:4

i'm deeply worried about this young lad's death.personaly i don't know him at all, but it's a waste of life.
God give the strength the family to go through this situation!
Respect each other!..this is what this nation has to learn!

What a classy and decent family you are.

God bless you.

No one with a heart can fail to be moved by what happened to Jimmy - such a lovely, kind looking boy. Each time I see his photograph, or read anything about what happened, I cannot stop the tears.

To Barry and Margaret - you are both incredible people. Take comfort from knowing that people everywhere in London (and no doubt beyond) regard you both in the highest esteem. Anyone I speak to is full of sympathy but respect for each of you.

Jimmy's Message - that we do not have to like everyone, but we should respect everyone - is one that should be taken up by the Government to spearhead efforts to stop the senseless destruction of younf life on our streets.

Peace be with you - and best wishes for the funeral.

You inspire me and have changed me. You believe that Jimmy

Your family has shown such incredible dignity in the face of the most harrowing and devastating of circumstances. You must be so proud to have Jimmy as your son, and to have such a loving and respectful family. And I'm sure that Jimmy will be looking down on you and will be incredibly proud of his lovely mum & dad, brothers & sisters. Such a tragic waste of a truly beautiful boy. My thoughts are with you all.

r.i.p jimmy ,
i hope that people do learn some respect .

got the link for sky news, i read about Jimmy and i felt so sad, i could not stop crying. what a lovely young man, his whole live in front of him! you have touched my heart and i never knew you!
thinking of Jimmys famiy and you will be in my prays
god bless

I saw your interview on tv and think your very brave parents. God bless you all and Jimmy in Heaven. I live in Eltham. John Dedman. P.S. I lost my wonderful nephew Anthony eight years ago. He was 23. I remember him every day.

I just saw Jimmy's parents being interviewed on sunday life, a show that i have never seen before. I felt totally inspired and humbled, as they said, they are just ordinary people, but they are and have acted in an extraordinary way. Thank you for offering us an example of such calm and forgiveness during your hour of need and pain. I hope that everyone can learn something from this.

I found this webpage via Sky News. I would like to offer my sincerest condolences on your loss and hope that you can make a difference.

With love and best wishes

Sleep well Jimmy

What a lovely young man Jimmy seems to have been. What a loss. And what a message to leave behind, that people do not have to like one another, but that they should respect one another. Something, which it is clear from some of the comments, that is going to be an uphill battle. Jimmy's death - his murder - shocked me along with millions of other people, and until and unless Jimmy's message about respect goes home to those who need to hear it, and we have a judicial system that metes out justice for the victim instead of overweening mercy for the criminal, I wonder how many more parents will have to go through what Margaret and Barry are having to face now. Mizen family; God bless you all, may your faith sustain you through your difficult times.

I TOTALLY AGREE WITH THE WORDS OF YOUNG JIMMY WHAT A WONDERFULL WORD RESPECT ALL PARENTS SHOULD TEACH THERE KIDS TO RESPECT PEOPLE ALL THIS ANGER IN SOCIETY WE DONT NEED REST IN PEACE JIMMY
Margaret and Barry MY HTOUGHTS ARE WITH YOU XX

At 16 he was too young to be taken, and how nor his family deserved this. If his killer had the same beliefs about respect as Jimmy did, this may never have happened. What has happened to our society that kids are now killing kids without it would seem, giving it a second thought. Jimmy's family have shown an incredible amount of courage and dignity, they deserve to know that we are all thinking about them, and will be thinking about Jimmy and them on Friday, the day of his funeral.
R.I.P Jimmy, I didn't know you but you were clearing a credit to your family but you were also blessed to be part of such a loving family.