He'd be in his final year of med school now, would he not? Still so hard to comprehend. Miss you mate.

i knew cai in primary school and loved the memories of the fun we had, i remember he always used to walk down to the gate with us and his dad (les) would be stood there with ziggy the dog ? and then as we got older attended different schools but still occasionaly seeing him around bangor. me and my twin brother will never forget you cai rest in piece old friend. and to you les and gabrielle my deepest, deepest condolances your all in my thoughts and prayers everryday. steffan midwinter, bangor, gwynedd

Two years on and I still shed tears almost every day. Who could ever imagine the devastation Cai's death could have caused me. I don't know what I believe in once we die, I like to think there is more to experience, that our journey continues. I hope so! Ride high, ride well mate, don't lose sight, I'll join you when my time comes.

Cai was one of the best friends you could ask for, i didn't see him often but i always felt better after speaking to him. You gave me a path Cai and i'll never forget you x

Read about him in the papers...I was so sad because I'm also working towards my IB Diploma and it's so tough I know just how happy he must've been to be done with it...it seems he had a really bright future ahead of him...and then this happened...it's always the good guys who go first. Sylvia, Tanzania.

He had this love of learning that was just infectious, I would sit next to him in Biology and was paired on many assignments. I always did well when I was in Cai's group, not because he would carry you through it (which he would do gladly) but because he made you want to learn. He wasn't just a classmate, he was an amazing friend who was a great laugh. One time he scaled a tree outside our personal tutors window....he reached higher than anyone before she could reach us to shout. I will miss him dearly and I know we're all still hurting from his loos

Although i did not know Cai, i read about his incident in the women's magazine and was very touched by it. He seemed to be a wonderful and very nice young man, i would have liked meeting him quite a lot.

I never got the chance to meet Cai, but having spoken to so many people at his funeral, I now know that I missed out on getting to know such a wonderful human being.

There is something magical about Cai - I had the privilege of growing up with his Grandmother and when there would be happy chaos all around us, people rushing in and out of the door, Cai would be smiling his gorgeous smile, calmly looking on - such a gentle, beautiful person, so talented and peaceful - and somehow, a wisdom beyond his years - there was and remains always something very precious and special about Cai.