214 The Secretary.. wrote:
Merry Christmas to all Memebers and Supporters of the Churchill Flute Band :D Have a Happy New Year too (Let's hope it brings us more success!)

(17/12/11 11:25)

213 wondering....... wrote:
I was just wondering if you are having a cultural day again this year? I attended last years and really enjoyed myself

(13/10/11 3:45)

212 nigel edgar wrote:
WAS EXTREMELY SADDENED TO HEAR OF DREWS PASSING ,HE WAS A BANDSMAN NO-ONE WILL EVER FORGET.AS CONDUCTOR OF BALLINRAN AND CAHARD I WOULD PASS ON CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY AND ALSO TO CHURCHILL AND WILLIAM KING TO WHOM HE WAS A LEGEND.

(16/9/11 1:06)

211 Steven Foster wrote:
What a great send off today for a great man. The amount of people at Drew's funeral from all parts of the country goes to show how well known he was. He would have had a good laugh at me bringing the wrong music into the church. We will all remember this day for a long time. You may not be with us in body Drew, but your spirit will be with us forever. God Bless.

(11/9/11 7:39)

210 Irene McDowell wrote:
Our families would like to pass on our most sincere sympathy to the Porter family, at the very sad passing of Drew. Our thoughts also go out to the Churchill Flute Band at this sad loss. Drew was a great friend to my Uncle Jim(Brown)and a cousin of my father Thomas(Parkhill) I'm sure his influence in the music world will continue not just within the Churchill FB or the William King Memorial FB but through all who knew him. May he rest in peace. From the Parkhill and Brown Families, Antrim. Irene McDowell(Parkhill)

(10/9/11 9:05)

209 John Dawson wrote:
Very saddened to hear of Drew's passing

(10/9/11 1:17)

208 SECRETARY...BLACK SKULL GLASGOW wrote:
The Office Bearers and members would like to express their sincere condolences to the Porter family at the passing of Drew Porter. Our thoughts also go out to the Churchill FB at this sad loss. May God rest his soul.

(09/9/11 6:59)

207 Jamie Foster wrote:
As Secretary of the band I want to pass on condolances from each and every Officer and Member of the Churchill Flute Band to the entire Porter Family, you will all be in our thoughts and prayers. Drew was a much loved man by everyone who knew him. A true gentleman. He dedicated his life to the world of bands and anyone who had the pleasure of him teaching them will surely have learned a lot. I know I did. I will cherish every memory I have of him for many years to come. He will be greatly missed, but will never be forgot. RIP Drew. Forever in our hearts.

(09/9/11 5:12)

206 Steven Foster wrote:
It is a very sad day not just for the Churchill Flute Band but for the world of bands in general. We have lost a true gentleman and a man who's life was dedicated to music.We will all miss his humour and laughter.On behalf of the Foster family may I pass on our deepest sympathy to the Porter family circle.

(09/9/11 5:00)

205 David Nicholl wrote:
Sadly today 9th Sept our very dear friend and colleague Drew Porter passed away. There are not enough words to describe the great loss that we as members of the band feel on this very sad day. Drew dedicated his life to banding. All that know him will miss him. from the Nicholl family. Londonderry

(09/9/11 2:06)

204 angus wrote:
HOW DO I BUY :FREEDOM OF THE CITY: ONLINE

(17/8/11 5:13)

203 fbman wrote:
just like to exspress how much of a pleasure it was parading with you Derry day ,i was very proud & always be proud telling folk in the future that i was allowed to guest with such a well respected band as the Churchill, got to meet some more of the band & there family's i have never met ,you all made me feel wecome ...thank you very much i realy did enjoy it & the crack with yourselfs, downside ! went to my own band practise & it was just flat the sound compared to what i have just exsperienced with the Churchill ,pity am so far away ,but i will just of think of Alan's (bass drummer)wee dance he does whilst marching to woo the crowd to cheer me up..haha (dont anyone tell ye drum major as not sure he is aware of it)..haha..the crowds loved it! hope to see you all at your cultural day ,hopefully have me gang wi me so you all defo have to watch ye hub caps ! ...and ye socks ?? janice will explain dat 1 !

(16/8/11 2:20)

201 Elaine Wray wrote:
My family would like to send a note of thanks for the support we received at the time of our fathers sudden passing away recently (Jackie Wray). Could you provide me with a postal address so we can formally express our apprecation to Mr Nutt and Mr Foster.

(05/6/11 6:27)

200 ROBERT CHALMERS wrote:
HI GUYS, THANKS TO ALL THE MEMBERS WHO MADE US VERY WELCOME LAST WEEKEND IN THE MEM. - GREATLY APPRECIATED !!! BEST WISHES FROM "BIG RAB", SAMMY AND BILL FROM CARLUKE.

(14/5/11 12:22)

199 Rock Ape wrote:
Just heard your tunes on Garrywoen LOL 221 website. Outstanding. The Gael, what a maginificent rendition by the band. Will definitely be looking out for you on the road. Keep up the excellent work. No Surrender

(25/2/11 11:50)

198 Derek wrote:
Could you possibly send a email address to me asap as I would like to put something to the band which i don't want made for public veiwing.Great web site btw.

(20/2/11 9:07)

197 roy lilley wrote:
please contact me as i wish to buy a cd. i was guest parade bass drummer '78 -83. please give best regards to drew porter

(08/2/11 2:11)

196 kunwar patton wrote:
hello to all im lookin for any pics or details of a relative of mine who im told was once a member 30years or so ago. his name was terry patton,am told he wad a drum major in the band.Any details would be of great help.all the best to the band KP

(01/1/11 6:19)

195 The Secretary wrote:
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all Officers, Members and Followers of the Churchill Flute Band!

(15/12/10 8:40)

194 RHONDA wrote:
I HAVE TICKETS TO YOUR CONCERT IN THE ULSTER HALL ON THE 30TH NOVEMBER BUT HAVE NO TRANSPORT WAS WONDERING ARE YOU RUNNING A BUS FROM LONDONDERRY .NEED SEATS FOR 2 ADULTS RETURN THANKING YOU .

(23/11/10 5:55)