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Jonasa Jang (13 Oct 1939 - 12 Jul 2024)
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JonasaThe Royal British Legion
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In loving memory of Jonasa Jang - beloved dad, grandad, brother, uncle, friend and soldier - who sadly passed away on 12th July 2024. It is with such heavy hearts that Tony, Joanna and Maria, along with all of his extensive family across the world and his friends, say goodbye to him.
Whether you knew him as an island boy, a cheeky young man, a proud soldier and member of the 212 club, a loyal and committed friend, or just as the 'party boy', you will no doubt remember Jonasa by his generous heart, his love of life and his huge smile. This is how he would want to be remembered.
Please do submit any favourite photographs and leave any messages. They will be treasured.
Dad's funeral is on friday, 16th August at 1pm at Southend Crematorium. No flowers, please. However, please feel free to donate to The Royal British Legion either via the link on this page, or at the end of the service.
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My dearest Joe. You were the rock that we levitated to! Both you and Peggy were My safe place, My confidants, My Brother and SIster. (Can’t talk about one without the other) From the first day that Danny brought me to meet The family we bonded immediately
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A lovely man - remember his huge smile. RIP Jo x
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Our thoughts are with your special family. Memories of a truly lovely person. A happy caring personality that we are so very grateful to have known. In such a sad time we know that you will celebrate his life and what he meant to you and to others. With much love and thoughts Tu Sili, Pip and Family
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Dad was a proud and loyal member of the British Army, joining up with the original 212 Fijian soldiers in the early 60s. He would be very proud to know we are collecting for the Royal British Legion.
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What a truly lovely photograph, Joe was a smashing man who was always smiling. He will be sorely missed. Karl and Diane.
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Birthday twins - not saying who was the eldest!
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Dad's, grandad's, uncle Joe's 80th!
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Dad's 80th
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My dearest Joe. You were the rock that we levitated to! Both you and Peggy were My safe place, My confidants, My Brother and SIster. (Can’t talk about one without the other) From the first day that Danny brought me to meet The family we bonded immediately
Birthday twins - not saying who was the eldest!
Dad's, grandad's, uncle Joe's 80th!
Dad's 80th
For Tony
Beer in hand - cheers!
Walking along Shoebury East beach with dad - lost count of how many people he knew!
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