Steve Jones
13.02.1951 ~ 23.06.2023
On June 23, 2023, Steve Jones passed away at the Royal Bolton Hospital after battling pneumonia. He was known not only as a good friend but also as a loving husband, father, and grandad. Steve's kindness and warmth touched the lives of many, leaving behind cherished memories that will forever hold a special place in the hearts of those who knew him. His legacy of love and compassion will continue to live on through the lives he has touched, and he will be dearly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him.
Steve, with his infectious laughter and beaming smile, always lit up the room. He had a knack for delivering 'dad jokes' that would elicit a chorus of laughter, even when they bordered on cringe-worthy. Known for his warm demeanor and quick wit, Steve effortlessly brightened everyone's day with his humor. His laughter was contagious, leaving a trail of smiles wherever he went. Steve's ability to find joy in the simple things made him a beloved figure among his friends and family. His genuine laughter was a reminder to cherish the lighter moments in life.
Steve really did do it his way!
Steve was a man who embraced life to the fullest, leaving a lasting impression wherever he went. When the karaoke microphone called his name, he effortlessly belted out Frank Sinatra's "My Way" with such poise and charisma that the room would fall silent in awe. His smooth voice and stylish rendition always captivated his audience. Beyond the karaoke stage, Steve's joy knew no bounds as he twirled around with his grandchildren in his arms. Their laughter filled the air as they moved in perfect harmony, creating memories that would be cherished for years to come. Steve's zest for life was contagious. Let us pause for a moment as we remember the good times.
Fishing… Fishing and Fishing
Steve was a man of simple pleasures, with a deep passion for fishing that seemed to flow through his veins. Every opportunity he had, he would eagerly pack up his rods and tackle, alongside his beloved family, for a fishing weekend in Chester. Camping by the river, he would patiently teach his grandchildren the art of fishing, hoping to pass on his enthusiasm to the next generation. Despite the growing collection of rods and gear that filled their home, Steve's wife, Shelia, embraced his passion with a resigned smile. She knew that this was an integral part of who Steve was, and she wouldn't have wanted him any other way.
Our happy cheeky boy
Braiden loved a good boogie. His favourite song being Blurred lines by Robin Thicke. He loved to drink organic orange juice and always enjoyed to eat out at his local Taybarns. He would go everyday if he could! At home Braiden loved to bake cakes. He especially enjoyed eating them too!
A well loved little boy
Braiden loved big and was loved big in return. Braiden loved to see all his family and friend and cared for them very dearly. He especially loved to be with his mum, dad. Braiden always held a fantastic relationship with his nanna and Grandad Reece and really enjoyed spending time with them, keeping a really good bond. All of Braidens family and friends we’re very important to him and all played their part in making Braiden smile. Please take a moment to watch this video of Braiden to see his contagious laugh and smile come to life. Braiden will remain as a sorely missed and loved little boy who managed to capture the hearts of many. Through his family and friends they will continue to carry his legacy of kindness, strength and laughter. Our little Braidybobs… never to be forgotten.
GALLERY
