BARDON, Jonathan

This was published in the following publications on 22.04.2020:
Irish Times

BARDON, Jonathan, in Belfast, on April 21, 2020 Sadly missed by his dear wife Carol (Tweedale), his loving children Jane and Daniel, beloved sisters Barbara and Carol, brothers-in-law Richard Hawkins and Kieran Fagan, nieces Fiona and Sally, nephews George and Tim, step-children Anna, Patrick, Ruth and Charlotte, step-grandchildren Ruari, Oliver, Gabriel, Annie, Cameron and Olivia. Also missed by Jane's partner, Michael, step sons-in-law Nico and Will, step daughter-in-law Masesi. Also, Anahita, Afshin, Alana and Keela. Dear friends in Belfast and Dublin, cousins from all over the world. Memorial Service to be held in the future.'We two kept house,
the Past and I'

Beach

BARDON - Jonathan, Dublin and Belfast. Historian. Husband, father, brother. Missed by Carol, Jane and Daniel, Barbara and Carol.

One year on, forever in our hearts.

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Bill Brown Jonathan was a true gentleman, a fine historian, a keen angler and a real friend. I enjoyed many long lunches with him and will miss him. Condolences to Carol and family.

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Mary O'Malley Deepest sympathy Jane and Daniel on the death of your dear Jonathan. We have happy memories of when the family came on fishing holidays in Louisburgh Mayo

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Mary O'Malley

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Mary O'Malley

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Ida Milne. A lovely man I had the good fortune to meet at history conferences, and a great communicator of history.

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Remembering Jonathan fondly. Heather Bardon.

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Jonathan was one of my lecturers at QUB when I was doing my history degree. He was a gentleman and the most passionate person on his subject. His knowledge and enthusiasm certainly passed on to his students. He will be sorely missed.

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A very decent man and great teacher. Alphie Devlin Belfast

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Judith Smyth. So very sorry. I was pleased to know Jonathan through collaboratio​n on various educational projects. A true gentleman and friend who always shared his knowledge and expertise with others so freely and generously.

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So sorry to hear of the passing of my former colleague and good friend, Jonathan Bardon. Sincere condolences to his dear wife, Carol (nee Tweedale). Gerry Finnegan

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Evelyn McClelland.I am so sorry to hear this sad news.​Jonathan was my boss at BMC. He was such a gentleman.He did History of Ulster tours and I was privilaged to be involved and enjoy his expertise. My sympathy to Carol and family circle.

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My regrets to all his family, whether I knew him or not, at this time. I was in High School, Dublin with Jonathan ERIC Bardon, called JEB at times, in 1950's. I hope this man enjoyed a good happy life; Alex Wright, Dublin

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A perfectly wonderful and admirable man. Fergal Tobin

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