Rally Wallace Jones

It is with the deepest regret that I have to report the death, in the early hours of Mon 6 Apr, of Rally Wallace Jones (44).

Sympathy cards may be sent to Mrs Sandy Wallace Jones at 52 Spring Road, Rhosddu, Wrexham LL11 2LU.

We have lost a great man and a great friend. I offer our condolences to his wife, Sandy and his family on his passing. He has gone too soon and he will be greatly missed by so many of us.

Another sad loss to the regiment. Condolences to the family.

sorry to hear about the sad loss he was a good man
he will be sadly missed by all please pass on my
heart felt sympathy to the family

kind regards

evans 44

I am sorry to hear of Sandra and her family's lost. Please keep me posted about the funeral. His family where great friends with my family when I was posted to Wrexham in 1977 & carried that through untill the time we both left the army. Selwyn

Another sad loss of one of our own, Carol and i send our sincere condolences to Sandra, Paul and Karen on their loss of one of the best.

Rally was a very brave man, I knew he had been very ill for quite sometime and he tried to fight it, but sadly he has left us now. Our deepest sympathy and condolences go out to Sandra and the family, friends and comrades, he will be sadly missed by all of us.

Deepest Sympathy

BennytheBall
All at the Shotton & Deeside Branch RWFCA

So sorry to hear the sad news of Rally a great bloke passing away, our thoughts and condolences go out to Sandra and the family at this sad time.
Joe.

R.I.P Rally.

Very sad news, Rally was a good man and highly thought of by many. Sympathy and condolances to Sandra and family.

RIP Rally.

So very sad. Rally was a great bloke. I always remember him in the summer months, practising his golf swing by the Hightown maingate. I spent many happy hours chatting with him during my time at Hightown. He was part of the fixtures and fittings at RHQ Wrexham. A great loss, and I send deepest sympathies to Sandra and their family.

Hello,
The Bridgend & District branch RWFCA send their depest sympathy to all the family and friends of Rolly
Regards R.B.Donovan

rest in peace rally mate, and keep out of the sand bunkers in the sky and on the greens mate.

Our heart felt condolences go out to Sandra and family on her loss of Rally, Rally will be remember as a great bloke a true Royal Welchman, RIP mate.
From all at Shrewsbury and District Branch RWFCA.

A really sad loss, will be greatly missed. Normally Rally was one of the first people I saw each time I came back from work, use to chew the fat about Iraq, and life, will miss our chats.

My sincere condolences to your family M8.

RIP

Rally will be missed by many that knew him, i go back as far has Minden 1965with the Boxing team we were all a close team and Rally was one of the best. My thoughts got Sandy and family.

Ianto 70

I knew Rally on my 1st trip to the depot in 69, he will be sadly missed by all who knew him. He was a star amongst many and was person who you could go to if there was a problem.

Deepest condolances to Sandy and the Family from Chri,myself and my family.

Roger 401

I am sorry to hear of the loss of Rally, another good Royal Welch Man taken, my deepest sympathies to Rally's Family at this sad time

Rest in Peace Rally, God bless you.

We are so very ,very sad for the loss of Rally and our hearts go out to Sandy, Karen, and Paul.Rally always had a smile and a cheery "hello" whenever I saw him while walking the dog.
Ted and Cherry

It was with great sadness that I heard this morning that Rally had left us.
He was one of life's gentlemen and was always willing to help with a big smile.
For Sandra and the family both Shirley and I wish to pass on our sincere condolences and I know I write with the same sentiments on behalf of all members of the Aberystwyth Branch RWFCA.
Rest in peace until we meet again on that great parade ground above.

Paul Hinge
Hon. Secretary
Aberystwyth Branch RWFCA

Rally and I worked together at Hightown Bks for 15 years, until his retirement in September 2008. I have also been in regular contact with him and his family after he retired and particularly over the past 6 weeks or so, since his diagnosis.

During the time we worked together I obviously got to know Rally extremely well and considered him to be, not only a work colleague, but a good friend! I visited Rally on two separate occasions last week (Monday and Wednesday) and felt humbled by the courage he displayed in the face of this terrible disease. It is true to say that Rally was a remarkable man, and that we are all poorer for this sad loss, he will be sorely missed.

My thoughts and that of my family are with Sandy, Paul, Karen, Stuart and the Grandchildren at this difficult time. I will ensure that all the heart felt kind words of the members are passed on to the family, I'm sure they will be greatly appreciated and help lift their spirits.

God Bless you Rally,

Jim.

Very sad news i knew rally when working in the sgts mess sympanthy to all of his family

So sad to hear about rally a realy true royal welchman, he will be saddly missed, my thoughts go out to his family, rest in peace my freind

I would like to take this opportunity to say thank you for all your kind thoughts and messages at what can only be described as the hardest thing that my mum Sandy, my brother Paul, myself, my husband Stuart and my children have ever had to endure. I know how much my father was loved by all of his family, but to receive your kind words of comfort only reiterates how much he was respected and thought of by others.

Good night pops, sleep well xxxxxxxxxxx

Oh Dear,

Another of my old pals taken far too soon, I wasn't even aware that he was ill.

Rally and I joined the Bn at Iserlohn within a few weeks of each other in mid 1963, he was Jones 44 then!

We both attended JNCO Cadres respectively and Rally excelled on his Cadre by coming top and being promoted to full Cpl as a result. Indeed, he was considered at the time to be a high calibre soldier with an abundance of potential and he certainly lived up to all expectations.

My wife and I offer our deapest condolences to Rally's family.

RIP old pal!

Deepest Condolances from the Denbigh Branch of the RWFCA. Yet another fine Family Member taken before his time. RIP Rally butt. Braz.

I knew Rally for only three years from his time working in Hightown. A true gentleman. Absoloutely gutted to learn of his passing. I too spent hours in his company happily chatting away. And having read earlier messages many others have had the same pleasure. Condolences to the family. God bless you Rally.

Rally's funeral will take place on Friday 17th April at 11 am at St Giles Parish Church, Wrexham, followed by cremation at Pentrebychan Crematorium at 12 noon.

Family flowers only, donations to Nightingale House Hospice.

All are welcome to return to Hightown Barracks for sandwiches etc, after the service at the crematorium

Arthur Ellingham

The Caernarfon Branch Rwf Comrades Ass. send our deepest sympathy to all Family and friends at the sad loss of Rally, may he rest in peace.

So sorry to hear about the loss of rally. He was a great comrade and friend to us both. He and Sandra were always very supportive to me and Wayne during our posting to Wrexham and we had some fabulous nights of fun and laughter in the Sgts Mess. Our sincere heartfelt condolences go out to Sandra, Paul and karen and he will be greatly missed by all his family, friends and comrades of RWF.
Love Gaynor & Jacko
xx

I am very saddened to hear of Ralley's passing, again another good one gone far to soon, I go back to the days when he lived in Machynlleth and used to spar together. Then met again in Iserlohn, 1963/4, we will miss him. I would like to offer my sincere condolences to Ralley' family. R.I.P. 44.
Roy.

So sorry to hear the sad news of Rally44, Veronica and myself send our condolences to Sandra and familly.

it was with great regret and sadness we laid to rest one of
the great true royal welchman of our era he was a man who would always
help you he will be sadly missed not just by family but all royal welch comrades and also the golf society players there was a good turnout for the service rally wallace jones rip my friend 17 04 2009

evans 44
ex mt

Rally would have been so proud by all those who were there yesterday and in particular his family!

The bond that Rally had forged during his life was there for all to see in Sandy and her children.

They too displayed a strength that was truly remarkable and I for one take my hat off to them.

I just want to personally thank Sandy, Paul and Karen, for allowing me the great honour to say a few words about a man I cared for greatly and will miss terribly!!!!

Jim. X

a really wonderful send off for one of the good guys, all credit to sandra, paul and karen who were strong throughout at a really difficult time. may thanks for allowing me to bear the coffin of a true friend and gentleman

It must have been hard for you Mick and Jimmy. I certainly felt it when Eric Roe died. But what you did was excellent for a very good friend to all who knew him

Hi,

The attendance at Rally's funeral was testimony to his popularity, with colleagues of all ages paying their respects - an assembly that filled both his memory and his family with pride.

The service was both moving and dignified - the readings and tributes quite touching.

It's over 30 years since we served together and the memories I have of our service, starting when we were recruits back in mid 1963 at Iserlohn, are very fond ones.

Words are of little comfort but my family and I extend our deepest sympathies and condolences to Sandy and her family at this very sad moment in time.

RIP old mate!!