Memorial

Kyle Jones

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Kyle Jones was a respected member of the NHS Greater Manchester Data Services team, known for his dedication, warmth, and enthusiasm. He had worked across the NHS for many years, including in Salford and Adult Social Care, and was admired by colleagues for his professionalism and kindness. His sudden passing has been deeply felt by friends, teammates, and all who knew him.

Condolences

Helen Kay

I was deeply saddened to hear of Kyle’s passing. I first met him when we started at the CSU in 2013, and although our paths crossed only occasionally at work, I remember him most from the DII socials. He was always smartly dressed, encouraged us to try extremely hot chicken wings, and watched with good humour as we sang karaoke badly. Kyle had a great sense of fun and always made people feel included. He will be greatly missed.

Eejay Whitehead

I was deeply shocked and saddened to hear of Kyle's passing and I send my heartfelt condolences to his family and friends. I used to work with Kyle at Salford CCG and I remember how helpful and accommodating he was supplying data and information for projects I was working on. He had a dry sense of humour and ready wit, which made him easy to work with. So sorry for your loss, rest in peace Kyle.

Gina Magson

I am so sorry to hear of Kyle’s passing, it was such a shock. I worked with him in Salford for many years & kept in touch when he moved to GM. RIP Kyle. Thinking of family and friends during this very sad time x

Steph Pearson

I am deeply sorry to hear of Kyle’s passing. I remember him as a familiar face during our CCG days at St James House and later working together on maternity data processes in Salford. He was always patient and took the time to explain things to me when I didn't understand the data complexities, which I truly appreciated. My heartfelt condolences to his family. Rest in peace, Kyle xx

Leanne Drury

Sending my condolences and thoughts to Kyles family, parents, children, at this incredibly difficult time. Kyle was a well respected and valued member of our wider team. Ive known him for around 15 years and at a point managing him. What a character he was and I have some hilarious memory's of him. He really had a great sense of humour and could turn any conversation into making me smile and laugh. His wild camping escapades were not for the feint hearted. Rest well Kyle

Rebecca Arbidans

I am so sorry to hear of Kyle’s passing, it was such a shock. I worked with him in Salford and within the DII team. Rest in peace Kyle, and sending my heartfelt thoughts to his friends and family during this very sad time

Janet Tomlinson

I was so shocked and saddened to hear Kyle had died, and I send thoughts and condolences to Kyle's family at this sad time. I have known Kyle for 8 years now and he was always a supportive and positive person while we worked together on a joint project. We talked often about his love for the outdoors in any weather, canoeing or hiking around the Scottish countryside and more recently his move to Cumbria and getting around the Wainwrights. He was a pleasure to work with and get to know as a friend. He will be sadly missed and i will remember him fondly for the lovely person he was.

Jamie Stooke

My deepest condolences and thoughts are with Kyle’s family. I had the pleasure of working with Kyle for around eight years, and more directly managing him for the past couple following his move to Data Services. Throughout that time, his kind, thoughtful, and often humorous nature truly stood out. He was incredibly capable and a valued, trusted voice within the team; never hesitant to share his views, yet always doing so with care and a genuine desire to keep things positive and light-hearted. More recently, we often enjoyed long conversations about his personal projects. Our shared interests in technology and the great outdoors meant we always had something to catch up on. His adventures tackling the Wainwrights in the Lake District brought back wonderful stories and stunning photographs. Rest in peace, Kyle. You will be greatly missed.

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