It's really a taboo subject. So it's gutsy for them to put (the billboards) out there.

Death was much closer. Plus, your older relatives lived in your home and you saw them dying. And you laid them out in the front room.

Death is always unfair because we think we'll beat it in some way and that's probably not healthy. I spent many years working as a palliative-care nurse in the States, and the families that coped the best afterward were the ones that were able to talk.

We still tell Jonathan stories. It's not a taboo subject. But there are times it's very intense. We go back to that night (we were notified of his death), and it's, wow, still very vivid and I suspect it always will be.

Wicky was gutsy, as he always is.

It was gutsy. There's another word I could use for that, but it's gutsy to come down and have the patience and the presence to pull off a move like that on Dom.