George Jones Obituary, Member Of Gordonians Has Passed Away

George Jones Obituary, Death –  It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Gordonian George Alfred Jones 5840 (1951). His legacy at Gordon’s School and beyond will forever be cherished. George Alfred Jones, affectionately known as George, graced the halls of Gordon’s School from 1946 to 1951. His time at the school was marked by a profound sense of camaraderie and learning. It was here that he not only received an education but also cultivated his values and passions. George often reminisced about his days at Gordon’s with great fondness, highlighting the role the school played in shaping his character and instilling in him a strong Christian faith.

Service in the Royal Scots Greys

Following his graduation from Gordon’s, George enlisted with the Royal Scots Greys, now known as the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards. His dedication to service was evident as he embarked on a career in the military. However, George’s connection to music remained steadfast. He seamlessly integrated his passion for music into his military service, serving as a musician and enriching the lives of those around him with his melodic talents.

  • Resident        Gordonians
  • Age              94
  • Education        Gordon’s School  
  • Survivor                Daughters: Nicola, Marina
  • Profession              Military Musician

  A Beloved Family Man

Beyond his military endeavors, George was a beloved husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. His daughters, Nicola and Marina, fondly remember their father’s mischievous ways and infectious sparkle. Despite the demands of military life, George always prioritized his family, leaving behind a legacy of love, laughter, and cherished memories.

  Honoring His Memory

As we bid farewell to Gordonian George Alfred Jones, we honor his remarkable life and legacy. His unwavering commitment to his country, his family, and his faith serves as an inspiration to us all. Though he may no longer walk among us, his spirit lives on in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.

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