ONLINE tributes are flowing in for Kelso man Chris Moore, who died in hospital on Sunday night after crashing his motorbike on the Mitchell Highway at Dunkeld.
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A Facebook page called R.I.P Chris Moore (moorey) had been set up hours after the 25-year-old’s tragic passing, with hundreds of messages now posted on the wall of the social networking site.
The site’s creator, AsH FiHn, urged everyone to “remember the good times”, saying the young man had “loved his cars and his bikes”.
Mr Moore was badly injured when his 750cc Honda motorbike left the Mitchell Highway and hit a fence about 4.50pm on Sunday.
He was first taken to Bathurst Base Hospital and then airlifted to Sydney but died about 10pm.
New messages were being posted within minutes of each other throughout Monday and Tuesday from friends and loved ones, relaying their thoughts of love and saying farewell.
“Rest in peace Chris. I’m sure God will take good care of you. xx,” Emma Denmead wrote.
“Had good times on the speed boat wit you mate. Took good care of me thanks man,” Amy Sewell wrote.
Tara Webster wrote, “only the good die young. You will never be forgotten xoxo”.
“RIP mate forever missed by every1,” Matthew Traves posted.
“Rest in peace Moorey you’ll be sadly missed. My thoughts and prayers go 2 your loved 1s xox xox jess and matty,” Jessica McMillan wrote.
“RIP matey. Sadly missed but never forgotten. Thoughts and prayers are with the family during this sad time,” Casey Jo Taylor wrote.
“Matt says he’ll see you on the other side brother R.I.P,” Haylee Curren wrote.
“Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no on can steal,” Caryn Pender said.
Karli Maaii said her heart went out to his family and friends and Keiran O’Connor said the young man would be missed by a lot of people.
The site had more than 430 members who had joined by yesterday evening.
