Leeds jazz in the 60's
- uncle mick
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Jogon wrote: I've not been around headingley for a while, has anyone heard of Ed O'Donnell or any of the other Leeds Names? Just read on the web that Ed O'Donnell passed away this week http://northernjazz-live.blogspot.co.uk ... t-rip.html
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Thanks MickEd's daughter writes:-"Ed passed late on his birthday last week. My sister and I are staying with Mum, while we sort out the necessaries, etc. It was a shock, as he was due some surgery soon and we were preparing ourselves for that, but one must be philosophical about these things; he went out exactly how he wanted to, after a night out at his club with his pals. So, I have details of the send off we are putting together, if you and the Secret Leeds clan would like to join us? It's on 04 March; let me know if you would like the particulars (the band are playing).
- Brunel
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Ed O'Donnell's funeral arrangements from Jim Wright last night. It will be held on Tuesday, 4 March, starting at 10.15 with a Requiem Mass at Our Lady of Lourdes church on Cardigan Road. Cremation at 11.40 at Lawnswood Crematorium and "do" afterwards at Armley Conservative Club which is off Armley Ridge Road, LS12 3NU.
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Very sorry to hear of Ed's passing.Just phoned Ron Walters who lives now about 10km from us in W Aust.He was stunned and sorry he can't make the 4th at the "Cons".Ron is the Leeds Rag marcher in the bowler shown in Uncle Micks link to northernjazz.My wife and self are coming over in to Leeds in late May and hope to catch up with my Old Man's mates and Ed's esp J Irons.R I P Ed -- legend