Rest in peace Angus, you'll be sorely missed.

It’s hard to find the words to truly capture how much Angus meant to me. He wasn’t just a true friend—he was a beacon of kindness, creativity, and humor in my life. I think everyone who met him had a bit of a crush on him—seriously! He had such a magnetic personality, and his talent was matched only by his generosity of spirit. We first met while teaching in the same school as drama instructors and London Drama Historian guides. We formed a bond and continued to work collaboratively. I was fortunate enough to cast him in plays I was casting for—his talent preceded him, and I saw that talent shine. Those moments will forever hold a special place in my heart. Though we had a strong connection and an everlasting friendship, we were simply great friends. He was always there for me, both professionally and personally, which was something so admirable and rare. Since moving to the USA, we had talked about collaborating on a script titled Vampire and the Mentalist and Macbeth was something to speaking about, but sadly, we never got the chance to bring it to life. He inspired me in ways he probably never realized. This loss has me heartbroken, as his passing has hit me very hard. He is a true inspiration! Though I can’t be there to say goodbye in person, I hope to connect with his family next year when I am in the UK. My thoughts are with everyone who loved him, and my heart is heavy knowing the world has lost someone so extraordinary. I’ll cherish the memories we shared and continue to honor him by holding onto the lessons he taught me—about life, and about passion. Rest easy, my dearest friend, I love you and will always think of you. You are deeply missed.

Thanks for the everlasting memories of fun. Some of my fondest years were living with you being blessed by your jovial nature and stubbornness to not conform but to live life the way you wanted it. You were an inspiration, ray of light and a man who made a difference to those around you. You will be dearly missed.