Death of Gwynant Jones (CPL JONES 69) EX D Coy/Pioneers

[jungle1810]

Hello All,
May I offer my most sincerest condolences to all 69's family and friends.
Don

[britaylor49]

What a shock!! Gwynant was an excellent member of the Assault Pioneer Platoon. A quiet but very proud man with a great sense of humour. Very sad news indeed.

My condolences and sympathy go out to his family.

Bri Taylor (49)

[kevjames84]

Tragic news, Gwynant was truly a great lad, whilst he was in Deltas you could always rely on him to keep moral up with his quick wit. A sad loss. My deepest sympathies go out to his family and friends.

Kev

[KEV69]

My sincere condolances go out to the family of Gwynant. He was a cracking lad, with a great sense of humour.

Kev Jones.

[Cpl Hill40 trigger]

Very sad news, was a good member of Deltas. My deepest sympathy to family and friends, he will be missed.
Trigger

[Big-Bri]

Very shocked to hear about the loss of Gwynant Jones 69 great member of the Assault Pioneer Platoon.

Deepest sympathy go out to the family and friends at this sad time.

Bri Taylor 70

[beefy22]

I have spoke to Arron, and Gwynant`s funeral is on Tuesday 27th at 1200hrs at St Davids Church in Nefyn North Wales.

Thanks Beefy

[Ian Williams 75]

What a sad sad lost, a great member of the Assault Pioneers and a fantastic friend.

Deepest sympathy go out to his family and friends

Ian Wire (75)

[ukcalling]

im truely gutted to hear of Gwynants death we were in D coy together and also in the pioneers such bad news like most of the guys on here who knew Gwynant we had some great times together and im sure he will be sorely missed, my deepest sympathy go to his family members
RIP Gwynant my old mate

[daimartin70]

I was saddened to hear of the death of someone so young, I remember Gwynant as a young keen Fusilier who played an active role in my platoon. Gwynant did exceptionally well in the Assault Pioneer Platoon who went on to complete his Asslt Pnr courses with the Royal Engineers and then the JNCO’s cardre, after which he played a vital role in assisting in the running of the platoons continuation training cardre that I ran up in Morecambe.

Gwynant was a strong spirited and well liked person, who was always willing to help his fellow fusilier and was thought highly of by all those that knew him, not just in the platoon but within the Battalion.

Gwynant will be sadly missed by all those that knew him, and our deepest
Sympathies go to his family and close friends at this very sad time

Regards
Dai Martin70 (Asslt Pnr Pl Cmdr - retired)