To all ex Boys Squadron members whoever and wherever you are
a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Healthy New Year

It's with a heavy heart and deep sadness that I have to report the death of my friend and best mate Michael 'Johnny Bond'.
He was waiting for an operation to correct a problem with his heart but unfortunately he had to wait to long.

We first met in 1955 when he joined the 'BOYS' and then served together in the 2nd. Coming from the Peckham area he was known to me as Del Boy and I am convinced the TV series could've been written around him.

Details of his funeral will be posted at a later date and for those of you who might want to pay their respects he lived in Croydon.

Rest in Peace my friend

Charlie

My condolences to all his family & friends.

Johnny was a wonderful character who I will never forget. My sincere condolences to the family.

Sad to hear.
R.I.P Johnny.

RIP Johnny, a real character, no doubt making all the guys upstairs laugh .......

So sorry to hear the sad news. My condolences to his family

Rest easy Johnny and thanks for your time and service. Condolences to the Family.

Very sad, especially at this time of year. My thoughts and prayers with his Family, Comrades, Loved Ones and Friends.

Rest In Peace "Johnny"

MAJOR D A WHITTLESTONE
10th ROYAL HUSSARS (PWO) 1938 – 1969, ROYAL HUSSARS (PWO) 1969 - 1970
It is with sadness that we inform you of the death Major Don Whittlestone, who passed away on Saturday 14 October, aged 98.
The funeral and cremation service took place on the 13 November.
Don is survived by his son Tony, who’s address, , should you wish to write, the address is available from HHQ (01962 828539)”
Our thanks to Steve Penkethman HHQ for the information
Alot of us would have crossed his path at lulworth.

I stand corrected as I have just found out from his book that he was a Bay. I owe you a pint Bob Brain

OK Charlie I won't forget. Have a good festive period and a prosperous New Year.