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Re: Eifion Jones 80
Its with fondest memories that I will remember Eifion, he was always there with sound advice if and when I needed it. Deepest sympathies goes to Wenna and his family at this sad time.
Paul 01
Secretary
Bargoed & Blackwood Branch
RWFCA
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Re: Eifion Jones 80
A very sad day. I never really got to work with Eifion until I made it into the Sgt´s Mess. That being said, as a young Fusilier in Lemgo, I certainly knew all about him.
He was admired by all of my era of young Fusiliers because at that time, he was a rare breed of SNCO who always showed kindness and respect to the young soldiers, but was never weak. He was very approachable, and he was always rich with humour. A highly intelligent soldier who was respected by all. Those qualities made him stand out amongst his peers. When I later joined the mess, and as Eifion climbed further up the ladder, those qualities never deserted him.
Deepest condolances to Wenna and their family, and of course to his brother Keith. Your all in our thoughts.
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Re: Eifion Jones 80
Condolences to Wenna and Family. I remember Eifion when he was RSM at Hightown in Wrexham when I was with the AYT, a true gent always willing to help.
Mike
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To Wenna, and all Eifon's family and Friends, all members of Wrexham branch RWFCA send there condolences.
He was true Royal Welch man, he will sadly be missed but not forgotten .
I admired Eifion, he was a good man, with a great sense of humor , he did so much for our branch, and comrades Association, we are very honored to have know him.
May he rest in peace. Val.
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Wenna, our dear friend
Our thoughts and prayers are with you Wenna, Ian, Alison, Keith and all the family during this difficult time. Eifion will always be in our hearts, a true friend and character, he will never be forgotton, his greatest joy was making others laugh. We had so many good times together, too many to mention but memories which we will always cherish. Rest in peace our dearest friend.
Wenna, please know we are here for you and always will be. God bless.
Love Gaynor & Jacko
xx
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Sad news and only just read the forum REF Eifion's passing. As already said a true gentleman willing to help any one out, certainly helped me out in Wrexham on posting a few times. Sincere condolinces to Wenna and family from Debbie and myself, also from the lads in Iraq who knew Eifion and wenna. God bless.
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Re: Eifion Jones 80
A sad loss.Our thoughts and prayers go to Wenna and family.
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How very sad we are to hear of a passing of another great man. Our thoughts and prayers go to all the loved ones he's left behind. We hope that their many happy memories will get them through the next few days and beyond.
What reunions they must have in Heaven as each RWF man joins them.
God bless him, may he rest in peace.
Anita & Clive Corbett & family. x
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My deepest condolences t o Eifion's family, i served with him during my time in Sigs and he was my Det commander in Belfast and i'm sure i'm only repeating what others have stated in that he was a true gentleman and nothing was too much trouble for him and he had time for all. God Bless you Eifion.
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Re: Eifion Jones 80
To Keith, Wenna and family deepest condolences - even in the back streets of Cornwall he spotted me - spent many a shift on Ops together in the back of a 432 - and it was good to speak welsh (Covy Dre) from time to time I will miss him.
Geraint (Llanrug, Caernarfon Boy).
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