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Ronald. J.Hastie

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Death of C/Sgt R J Hastie RGJ-KRRC with Cremation details
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Sad news that Colour Sgt Hastie 22966944 passed away peacfully in his sleep on Tuesday 20th Nov 2012 age 80yrs always talking about his Army days with RGJ and KRRC,REST IN PEACE DAD . Love you always missing your Army stories already. From your loving daughters no

 

Ron`s  cremation will take place on Wednesday 5th December at Slough Crematorium (Stoke Rd, Slough, Berkshire, SL2 5AX) at 2pm. Family request is no flowers but donations to McMillan

 



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ace maclean

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sad news, remenber ron well

Rest in peace ron,condolences to family and friends

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pauline his daughter

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thank you, the funeral is 5 dec 2pm slough crem stoke road any one welcome



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Fred Boomer Hawkins

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Rest in Peace Ron, you will always be remembered with lots of admiration fron all your colleagues and friends.

 

Forever green

Fred



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Ginger Dixon

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What sad news. Ron was my sirst Platoon Sgt when I joined Junior Rifleman's company in Winchester {Pen Bks} back in 1966. He Set me up on my career in the RGJ. What a lovely and fair man he was. I am minded of a story from those days. We where on muster parade one morning {I was a nig} The senior boys had taken me out on the town to show me which pubs we could get served in. Needless to say I was carried back to camp. So back to the muster parade. I was not feeling to well , As Ron and the CSM approached me I projectile vomited. Well I was doubled to the guard room to be locked up. As a young kid then I was frightened to death. Ron left me in there for only 1 hour and came and got me out. He had a fatherly word affterwoods about evils of drinking {didn't work}

God bless you Ron Mucker See you High on that Hill. {not to soon though eh}



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pauline

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hi i wonder if you know john mehmet known as jig he was a rifleman when my dad was there. thank you for the very kind words



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Jim Tarr

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Very sad to hear of Ron's Passing. Knew him well, He was my pln sgt in wuppertal 1959. My condolences to his family. RIP RON.



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gINGER dIXON

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Yes I remember Mehmet. My works email is caa4mside@merseysidearmycadets.com  This is realy not the place for conversations.



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Brian Farndell

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So very sorry to hear of Rons passing. I remember him very well from our days at the Rifle Depot.

Rest in peace Ron. Condolences to his family and friends.  



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Bob Helm

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So very sorry to hear of the passing of Ron I remember him very well from our days at the Depot training the boys. RIP my friend your duties done.

My condolences to his family.



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Hon Sec KRRC Assn

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Sad news of a good man, I will put Ron's name in the KRRC Journal Roll of Honour that will be published in March 2013. Sincere Condolences from all members of the KRRC Assn. Could the family please contact me at krrcassn@hotmail.com or by mobile on 07770 2236937 so that I can send a copy of the Journal once published?  



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Dick Hayes

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So sorry to hear of Ron's death. Fond memories of him as my Platoon Sergeant in Wuppertal in 1959 and in C Coy's football team. Not very good at football but made up with his lack of skill with enthusiasm and encouragement to us youngsters.

Evergreen Dick Hayes. 



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Paul Daley Ex C Coy, KRRC

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Dear Pauline & Family, I  have just found out, that of your Dad's sad passing. I am sorry to have heard this late ..

Your dad, was one of a few within the Batt, was always "A Fair & Understanding Man / Sgt, (which you know so well), in "C Coy back in the 60's onwards, his true understanding of us lads (Rfn) back then, he was a true blue, in our eye's. 

We had a standing Joke with each other, when I was cutting his hair, (in some real strange pleces), that I would arrange, a hair transplant for him back in Uk,

"O old days gone  bye".. 



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