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Mansfield Woodhouse biker killed in Cuckney crash


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Published Date:
10 October 2008
A MANSFIELD Woodhouse motorcyclist who was killed in a road accident on the A632 at Cuckney has been named as Jon-Paul McNeill.
Mr McNeill (27), of Gladstone Street, died when the Kawasaki ZX 750 he was riding collided with a black Vauxhall Corsa on Langwith Road at around 4.40pm on Friday 3rd October.

The 22-year-old female driver of the Corsa was taken to King's Mill Hospital for treatment to minor injuries.

Police only released details of the accident today (Friday) and say any witnesses should contact Pc 2435 Kirk on 0115 9670999 ext. 7075 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.

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  • Last Updated: 10 October 2008 9:22 AM
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Karen P,

Bonds Huthwaite 10/10/2008 09:59:53
All of JP's friends and old colleagues were shocked and saddened to hear this devastating news. Our thoughts are with his family at this distressing time.
God Bless JP and see you up there mate x x x
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shelly upshall,

dorset 10/10/2008 23:24:58
just want to let everyone know how much we all loved
J-P. he will be greatly missed and he will always be my stupid little bro. love him dearly,rest easy mate!!
shelly, rich, jade & josh xx
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Stuart Game ,

sutton-in-ashfield 11/10/2008 00:03:36
Just a message in memmory of a very good friend who i came to know by working with JP at sharpserve,then started going out for rides out on bikes along with another friend Josh, JP You will be so sadly missed thanks for being a really good friend R.I.P My friend in loving memmory Stuart,Kez,Devon and Jordan xx
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terri bugler,

dorset 11/10/2008 00:14:09
we all loved j-p, even though he wouldnt let me play his worms games sometimes when we were younger, but no matter what he was always like a big brother to me. i will miss him so much and will never forget all the good times i spent with him. fond memories of our childhood will always be with me.
we will always be waiting to see you again j-p your such a good person and this should not of happened to you. all the family love you and will never forget you ever, you were always there for me like a big brother and you are the best cousin anyone could of wished for.
will love you and miss you always, see you again someday hope your at rest now xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Julie Sibblies,

Sharm El Sheikh 12/10/2008 22:04:25
I only knew you for a few months when you came to work at Bonds but i thought you was a great guy,i was only looking at our Xmas night out work pictures a few days before you was sadly taken away,i am now living in Egypt but i was still shocked to hear of this tragedy.RIP J.P and my deepest thoughts to you family and girlfriend.
God Bless
Julie xxx
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tony farnish,

dorset 12/10/2008 23:07:56
well what can i say really a bit of a tragedy really i remember the day that i first started drinking john smiths it was because of you and glen i will always remember you from that and how tall you were and hope to see you soon in the futurer cousin love and miss you always
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Anthea R,

dorset 13/10/2008 16:11:06
Jon-Paul, you will be dearly missed, i've lots of fond memories of you, babysitting you as a small child, watching you grow up.Tall lanky J-P. all those memories in photos and in my mind. you will always be in our hearts and our thoughts. love you forever, Aunty Anthea xx
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Josh & Sarah,

mansfield 14/10/2008 22:58:05
JP, We still can't believe this has happened to you matey.
we will miss our little dinner parties we used to have and our funny little chats about anything and nothing and of course going out on our motorbikes.
we will miss you very much, hope your at rest now.
love always Josh and Sarah. xxx
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