JANKEY: NEVILLE Dr. died on 13th August, 2012. Loving husband of Helen. Father of Edward and Amanda. Grandfather of Laura and Luke. Son of the late Phillip and Claris Jankey. Brother of Gemma and Ira (Canada) and Eastlyn. Cousin of Winston and Peter. Uncle of Rick, David, Paul, Denise, Shelly and Anna (Canada). Funeral at 9.30 a.m. on Thursday 16th August, 2012 at St. Ann's R.C. Church followed by a private interment. No flowers by request. For enquiries, call C&B 625-1170.
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