ZEP AGOSTINELLI Of Wolverton, passed away tragically on 10th May 2010 aged 45 years. He will be sadly missed by all his family and friends. He was predeceased by his father and leaves his mother, brother and many other relatives and friends behind. The funeral service took place at Crownhill Crematorium on Wednesday 2nd June, 11.30am. Family flowers only were requested, with memorial donations for Riders for Health to be sent to H W Mason & Sons, 9 High Street, Newport Pagnell, Bucks., MK16 8AR.
Zep was a long time employee of the Wolverton Railway Works and devoted much of his spare time to charity work, most notably Riders For Health, which raises funds for reliable transportation for health workers in Third World countries. He was a lifelong biker and lived to ride.
Zep was a long time employee of the Wolverton Railway Works and devoted much of his spare time to charity work, most notably Riders For Health, which raises funds for reliable transportation for health workers in Third World countries. He was a lifelong biker and lived to ride.
ZEP AGOSTINELLI Of Wolverton, passed away tragically on 10th May 2010 aged 45 years. He will be sadly missed by all his family and friends. He was predeceased by his father and leaves his mother, brother and many other relatives and friends behind. The funeral service took place at Crownhill Crematorium on Wednesday 2nd June, 11.30am. Family flowers only were requested, with memorial donations for Riders for Health to be sent to H W Mason & Sons, 9 High Street, Newport Pagnell, Bucks., MK16 8AR.
Zep was a long time employee of the Wolverton Railway Works and devoted much of his spare time to charity work, most notably Riders For Health, which raises funds for reliable transportation for health workers in Third World countries. He was a lifelong biker and lived to ride.
Zep was a long time employee of the Wolverton Railway Works and devoted much of his spare time to charity work, most notably Riders For Health, which raises funds for reliable transportation for health workers in Third World countries. He was a lifelong biker and lived to ride.
