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Sending our deepest sympathy and condolences out to the family and friends of Camden Calling member Tasha Hollywood.
We were so sad to hear about the loss of Tasha yesterday and today we hold her memory in our hearts.
Love,
Strummerville
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Thanks to everyone @ Strummerville for your support and care. The work we were able to do with Tasha thanks to you guys made a huge difference to her life over the last eighteen months. She will be greatly missed and was a huge part of Camden Calling. We are keeping our memories good of a cheeky little elf who was magical in every way. Remembering long lovely days with you all at The Garden Party. xx
Tasha and I split up 18 months ago. On the day I left I asked her never to contact me. I said this because I still loved her. I knew that I would go back to her if she asked me to. I only left her because she didn’t seem to love me anymore.
I only found out today that she has passed away. Not a day has gone by without me thinking about her. Two weeks ago I thought about ringing Tasha’s Mum to find out whether Tasha and Greg were ok; I had a bad feeling. In the end I didn’t ring because I thought doing so might do more harm than good.
I’ve never got over Tasha, and I miss both her and Greg. I’m devastated that she’s passed away; I can’t describe how sad I feel.
Regards,
Steven Horne
A damn good filmmaker.