GEORGE NICHOLAS WYNNE (79)
passed away suddenly on Tues-day 16 June 2020 in Standerton Mpumalanga South Africa.
He is survived by his sons Eamon, Andy and Ivor; his daughters-in-law Bronwyn, Debbie and Tracey and his grand-children Caitlin, Alistair, Mikey, Nicholas, Gemma, Rebecca, Sinead and Mia. He was prede-ceased by his wife Joan Margaret Wynne.
Given the current Covid-19 restrictions in place, a closed funeral service will be performed by Fa-ther Marcel Kazadi at the St Francis of Assisi Catholic Church in Standerton.
Whilst under normal circumstances an invitation to attend the service would be extended to all, this is not currently possible. The family therefore ask for everyone’s understanding that the service is closed to only those with advance, express permission to attend.
In due course, once conditions have returned to ‘normal’, the family will arrange a memorial service to celebrate his life and that will be open to all.
He will be greatly missed - RIP dad, grandad, brother, uncle, cousin and dear friend.
GEORGE NICHOLAS WYNNE
GEORGE NICHOLAS WYNNE (79)
passed away suddenly on Tues-day 16 June 2020 in Standerton Mpumalanga South Africa.
He is survived by his sons Eamon, Andy and Ivor; his daughters-in-law Bronwyn, Debbie and Tracey and his grand-children Caitlin, Alistair, Mikey, Nicholas, Gemma, Rebecca, Sinead and Mia. He was prede-ceased by his wife Joan Margaret Wynne.
Given the current Covid-19 restrictions in place, a closed funeral service will be performed by Fa-ther Marcel Kazadi at the St Francis of Assisi Catholic Church in Standerton.
Whilst under normal circumstances an invitation to attend the service would be extended to all, this is not currently possible. The family therefore ask for everyone’s understanding that the service is closed to only those with advance, express permission to attend.
In due course, once conditions have returned to ‘normal’, the family will arrange a memorial service to celebrate his life and that will be open to all.
He will be greatly missed - RIP dad, grandad, brother, uncle, cousin and dear friend.
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