Somebody who was there to have fun and a giggle.
Bray added: "In the end it was in a very obvious place so most people would just walk past oblivious, which would always make me giggle.
I giggle like a child in the afternoon sun, feeling naughty for being so peaceful.
She could giggle like a girl and down her drinks like a man; was convivial, mischievous and often merry.
When the whistle went, the best man had won and covering his mouth to avoid the lip-readers, close to breaking into a giggle, Ramos could only offer his hand and his congratulations.
To calm things down a little, have a listen to Chicago's magic piano or have a giggle as we find out why the Germans love English markets.
These days, we might giggle at these kitschy Big Things, but these outsize odes to local industry, lovingly fashioned out of chicken wire and cement, had a role to play.
The misbehaving new SNP MPs, branded "goons" by Gerald Kaufman, have been making me giggle.
Faint hasn't given up on clowning now he has stopped his giggle doctoring, but plans to take it into new areas.
Is that the giggle of a man who has just got his pull quote?
But we visited the glamorous cave village of Oia every day, just to swoon, and sigh, and make each other giggle, and take photos, and swoon again.
