Over 3000 sign books of condolence for Red Arrows pilot Jon Egging
ANOTHER 1,000 people had signed the books of condolence for Flt Lt Jon Egging in Bournemouth Town Hall by lunchtime on Monday.
They joined the 2,000 who had signed them on Sunday. All the books will be presented to his widow Emma.
Sue Bennett, 43, from West Moors , came from the town hall and said: “I wrote that we watched the display with joy feeling proud to be British and that he was so brave.”
Lt Egging, a 33-year-old veteran of Afghanistan, had flown Harriers with 4 Squadron before joining the Red Arrows.
One message read: “From a former 4 Squadron member. You gave so much pleasure and enjoyment to thousands of people and we are all thinking of you and your family.”
Another was from Andy Page and the Air Traffic Control team. Flt Lt Egging reportedly got off a mayday call before crashing west of Bournemouth Airport .
The tribute read: “A great man and an amazing pilot. Deepest sympathy to Emma and the rest of the family. You will be in our thoughts.”
More than 350 people have also left floral tributes outside and the cards are being collected each day and passed to Emma.
She said: “The tributes that have poured in both online and here in Bournemouth have just been astounding.
“It’s very heartfelt when I say thank you to everybody and I know the Red Arrows are completely bowled over by the level of support.”
More than 154,000 people had joined the most popular of numerous Facebook tribute pages by Monday afternoon.
Just to let you all know that there are now over 11000 "likes" of the page backing a memorial for Flight lieutenant Jon Egging and in recognition for all that the RAF and Red Arrows have done for Bournemouth. We would like to thank all those who have shared thoughts and photographs of the Red Arrows. We are considering a exhibition of some kind, probably at the time of next years Airshow of the photographs etc people have sent in.Thank You For Condolences Sympathy Notes - News
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