I remember Ian well and many NAAFI breaks spent chatting over a pie and a brew. He was a good man and my thoughts are with his family at this sad time.

Ian Jackson

So sorry to hear of the untimely death of Ian, he was as othe people have said a man who was never to busy to give anyone a hand, i wil always remember him for when u asked if he was ok, his reply would be, " i am it is the others", he will be sadly missed RIP mate now you can join the great reunion in the sky. Our thoughts are with your family.

Graham and family

 To a brother who enjoyed life serving his country within  The Royal Green 
 Jackets. He will be sadly missed by his family, (Julie and Fionna) myself, Liz,
 his neice Emma, nephew Mark and their families.
 Love and respected by all.
 Allan.








  

What else can i say mate, dad has said it all, you will be missed. I can always remember you signing letters with a hand drawn scorpion!! and when we went to visit you on camp everybody called you "sas"

All our thoughts to julie and fiona-anne, from your nephew mark and diane, lucy and sadie

I am saddened to hear of the sudden death of Ian; one of the nicest blokes that I have known. My condolences to Ians family.

 

Shaggy Sharman

 

 

Spent many a happy hour in the sky's above netheravon with ian, a fine man who always thought of others before himself,will be greatly missed.My condolences to Ians family and friends at this sad time.


    Dave Rogers   

I am saddened to hear of the sudden death of Ian; one of the nicest blokes that I have known. My condolences to Ians family.

Ian was one of the nicest guys i have ever meet in the army he had a good heart and was all ways their for anyone a great friend going to miss you Ian R.I.P mate

My sincere condolences go out to the family on Ian's sudden departure.

I am going to miss standing with him outside fiona's school, talking about the old days and questioning "why we ever left the jackets! and where our next job was going to be and for how long?".

He was one of the nicest, sincerest and honest blokes anyone could know and will be missed by all who knew him.

Andy Forrest and Family

I only knew Ian for a very short time compared to some of you, but what I can tell you about Ian is that he was truly a wonderful man in every way.

As a fellow brummy it was always so nice to be greeted with a cheery smile, and an accent that very few southerners can get to grips with.
  His sense of humour, and compassion for others was second to none, and I shall miss him dreadfully, but his legacy will live on in his beautiful daughter Fiona-Ann.

My heartfelt sympathy goes out to both Julie-ann and Fiona-ann at this sad time, and to let you both know I am here if ever you need me.


Rest in Peace Ian.

Love always Mandie, jas, Jordan & Jorja xxxx

Ian was serving Queen and country when I was still a little lad,must of been the nicest fella in 2 RGJ I ever met with not a nasty bone in his body who didnt want to put his fist in my big mouth,R.I.P. Ian

Thanx to everyone that has and will post about dad but i just want to post a message to dad aswel. So here goes

Dear dad i will miss you lots and i will miss winding mum up with you, i will miss your huge hugs even when you would be cross with me you always said sorry and so would i and we would just have a huge hug and everything would be fine ! lol (laugh out loud) !

I will miss watching movies with you and our speacial HOT DOG NIGHTS lol coz mum doesnt like them !

Well to be honnest,i'm going to miss everything about you but although i cant see you i can always have you with me coz u will always be in my heart and in my thoughts !

Do you know what i did today that you would normally do ?
I put Vinegar and Brown Sauce on my Spag bol AND for a change it wasnt actually that bad !

well i can always speak to you on Gods telephone which is always open!

Oh by the way thanx for letting me have 14 (well not quite 14 but still) great years with you!

LOVE YOU ALWAYS AND FOREVER DAD
LOVE FROM YOUR LITTLE PRINCESS
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Just to express my sorrow at hearing about the death of Ian.  I remember Ian and Julie-Ann from 2 RGJ days in Connaught Barracks (which also finds an untimely death for itself) when Ian worked with my late husband Colin Manning and Julie-Ann was a member of the Wives Club.  We often met in the early days in Dover but I remember Julie-Ann ringing me to say they were moving.  I have been trying to locate her with the tel.no. I was given but with no luck.  My thoughts go out to Julie-Ann and Fiona-Ann (who was just a baby when I last met her!) but also many happy memories come to me of our 2RGJ days.

Ian was a true gentleman to all around him and was respected by all fellow Riflemen, He will be sadly missed.  My heart goes out to your family mate!