Family of a pedestrian who was hit by a car in Swindon pay tribute to him
They've suggested donation's in Jon's name go to Wiltshire air Ambulance
Last updated 25th Jun 2024
The family of a pedestrian who died in a collision with a vehicle in Upham Road, Swindon, on June 17 have paid tribute to him.
In a statement, they said: “Jonathan Neilan, age 59, was a loving husband, father, son-in-law and much more.
“He enjoyed doing a lot of things including volunteering for Sea Cadets for many years.
“Jon was into his cars, riding his motorbike and boating. He enjoyed doing gardening and loved his gadgets and technology. Animals were a big part of Jon's life and happiness.
“Jon was a man with a huge heart and was always willing to help anyone who needed it.
“Jon was at his happiest when he was making others laugh, which was often. He was knowledgeable in almost everything and was always at the end of the phone to help. He was a big part of the community and loved by so many.
“We would like to thank everyone that tried to help Jon on that tragic night.
They're asking people not to make contact, and to respect their privacy.
“If anyone wishes to make a donation, we would like it to go to Wiltshire Air Ambulance. They attended but sadly it was too late, but we know they do amazing work.”