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The obituary notice of John DUNN

Middlesbrough | Published in: Evening Gazette. Notable areas: Stockton-on-Tees, Redcar

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JohnDUNNPeacefully on February 3rd at the Teesside Hospice, John aged 66 years. Dearly loved husband of the late Margaret, much loved dad of Wendy, John and Ysabel. Also a dear father-in-law, cherished grandad, loving brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral service and cremation to take place on Saturday 11th February at 10am in St Bede's Chapel Teesside Crematorium. Friends please meet at St Bede's Chapel and afterwards at the Marton Cricket Club. Family flowers only please. Donations if so desired to The Teesside Hospice. A collection plate will be available outside the chapel. Resting at Colin McGinley Funeral Service, 235a Acklam Road, Middlesbrough, tel. 01642 826222.
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Published: 07/02/2017
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RIP John
I can’t believe it’s been a year since hearing of your passing.
Uk Brian Ridge
27/05/2021
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Uk Brian Ridge
27/05/2021
A great friend of mine and what a kind fun loving bloke. He took me under his wing in Singapore when I first started there. Wise and funny he was a mans man and I don’t think there was a job he hadn’t tried, from policeman, scaffolder. Fish shop owner and eventually when I met him an accommodation superintendent on a new build offshore FPSO.
Great company, great laugh and a great man. Sadly we lost touch when five years after we met and I was transferred to China. John, unfortunately, was downmanned and although sketchy I got a few updates on his run of bad luck in the Philippines. Luckily and quite sadly his family in the uk stepped in to bring him home as he was suffering from cancer. He never tired of talking about them, he really missed them although he put a brave face on it.
I still miss the big fella.
Brian Ridge
27/05/2020
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Brian Ridge
27/05/2020