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The obituary notice of Jonathan David CRISOP

Gateshead | Published in: Evening Gazette Middlesbrough.

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Jonathan DavidCRISOPPassed away unexpectedly on November 18th at home in Gateshead, aged 49 years. Much loved son of Richard and Kathleen, beloved brother of Ian and brother in law to Sheila, also a well-loved nephew of Frank, Merle and Marjorie. A funeral service will take place at St Bede Chapel, Teesside Crematorium, on Thursday December 9th at 11am. Donations in lieu of flowers to Shelter. Any enquiries can be made to Hetherington Funeralcare, Buxton House, 10a High Street, Normanby TS6 0JZ on 01642 453097. You will always be missed and be forever in our hearts. All our love Mam and Dad xxx Very fond memories of family get togethers and happy times. Your loving nature will not be forgotten. Love Uncle Frank, Auntie Merle, Darren, Gavin and families. Jonny my little brother, we're devastated you've been taken so soon. We will miss you.
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I can't believe you're gone but I know I'll see you again, you're a force of Nature mate, never met anyone with energy and enthusiasm like yours. I don't think I ever witnessed you being down about anything, you were undefeatable and your sense of humour never failed. Have a safe journey, find a peaceful place, you will be missed.
Steve Baker
12/01/2022
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Steve Baker
12/01/2022
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I was fortunate enough to cross paths with Johnny in Newcastle around the turn of the century(!) when I was studying/pretending to be an artist. Meanwhile here was the real deal; always inspired, excitable and relentless in pursuit of his ‘Red City’ and getting to a deeper meaning of things. But never at the expense of being kind and empathic. Hanging out with him was always a good time. And years later he still sent me uplifting and supportive messages over social media. A great guy who will be very sadly missed. RIP Johnny.
Phillip Marsden
11/01/2022
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Jonny, you were a real inspiration. My first real friend when I came to the North East and the best and most interesting art collaborator. I've ever had. You'll be sorely missed.
Guy Schofield
10/01/2022
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This is what you did: You loved the earth and the sun and all the animals, despised riches, gave alms to everyone that asked, you stood up for the stupid and the crazy and your very flesh was a great poem. I still love you very deeply
Suzy Wandless
09/01/2022
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Thank you for all the
donations to
Shelter, National Campaign For Homeless People Limited
For all the donations given
29/12/2021
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Ah Johnny, we've not seen each other for over twenty odd years but we caught up plenty of times on FB, threatening to meet up in person, but we never did.
I'll never forget how you used to practically live on our sofa in Bow Street, good times in the Arena and the Hump, "I know what I'm doing".
Jack Straaaawwwwww.
We'll miss you
Love Christine and Phil x
Christine & Phil
09/12/2021
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You will never be forgotten, my wonderful friend. ❤️
Donation left by Ginette Williams
06/12/2021
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You always had the privilege of owning yourself. Warm hearted, generous to a fault, with a rare and exemplary capacity to share your joy with others! I feel proud to be able to say you were my friend
Roger Elliot
06/12/2021
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Johnny I remember sitting with you as you worked on one of your poems ;- its intricacy
and detail were incredible,even though the poem was just a few lines,..
and you’d been working on it for weeks .. - in a freezing cold dark drab London flat in Streatham Circa 1993 your eyes were glowing like coals under the candle light, ... now they’ve become bright stars that oscillate , punctuate , orchestrate , navigate ... capsulating the magnetic sempiternal bubble memory of the cosmos somewhere high up there, high up in the Heavenly realms, ...
Gordon Anderson
04/12/2021
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