Colin Ray Jones (Passed away 31 Jan 2017)
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- Location
- Barry Cemetery Cemetery Approach Barry CF62 8BP
- Date
- 13th Feb 2017
- Time
- 2.45pm
- Location
- Sea view Labour Club Dock View Road Barry
- Date
- 13th Feb 2017
- Time
- 3pm
In loving memory of Colin Ray Jones who sadly passed away on 31st January 2017
Suddenly at Llandough Hospital – Colin, well known as “88”, during his many years at Dow Corning, Barry. Devoted husband to Margaret, cherished Dad of Angie, Nicky, Claire, Mathew,Adam and the late Jenny. An adored Grandad & Great Grandad to all his Grandchildren.
Colin will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him
Resting at The Vale Funeral Service, 181 Court Road, Barry until a celebration of his life at Cadoxton Methodist Church, Barry on Monday 13th Feb at 1:30pm, followed by interment At Barry Cemetery.
Flowers may be sent to the funeral home or donations if desired may be made at the service or via this online tribute page where personal messages may also be made.
All donations received will support Velindre Hospital in memory of Colin.
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love to maggs and all the family . I will miss my little brother so very much . x
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I have known Colin for very many years , worked together in the Pilot Plant in the old days. Colin used to bring in samples to the lab for me to test and we would have a coffee and smoke in the mess room while the tests were underway.........I did some plastering in Jewel St a long time ago. I last saw Colin in the local shop in Barry Rd and we walked toward his home close by where my car was parked. Yes Colin will be greatly missed but was one heck of a super chap.
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I have known Colin for very many years as I started working there in 1954. I remember Colin asking me if I knew of any plasterers in the laboratory and I mentioned I could do what he wanted done in Jewel St and he mixed the plaster for me while I was plastering. That was a long time ago. (as my father was a plasterer and taught me a fair bit) We worked on the plant together, and had many laughs and chats in the mess rooms and a cigarette. Yes Colin was one heck of a super colleague. Last time we met was in the local shop in Barry Road last year and walk back together to my car parked near his home.
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Such a kind and gentle man who was loved by all his friends and family. It was a real pleasure to know Colin. RIP
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