Jonathan was a true inspiration to all of us who met him. It was his genuine passion for helping others learn, develop and achieve their goals and dreams that truly set him apart from others. His immense zest for life and courage to overcome any adversity in life not only won him many awards, from sports in his teenage years to his top performance recognitions in his career, more importantly gave strength and love for life to us around him. Above all, it was his genuine caring, kind and giving nature that is the legacy he will continue to live through in our hearts, minds and actions. He helped so many of us through all walks of life, in his large family, many friends as well as many colleagues. Despite 3 chemo and 5 radiation therapies, 11 operations, 6 arterial bleeds, tracheostomy, pneumonia and much more adversity that he had to face over the past 3 years of his very courageous battle with cancer, he never ever complained and always kept us, anyone around him, positive. Jonathan was helping us, his family and close friends, achieve what we want in life until his very last days. He wanted us to be happy and enjoy his life with him whilst we could. Jonathan taught us how to appreciate our time here and not let adversity stop us from happiness and helping others. Let's continue Jonathan's giving and caring nature by helping others, sharing our knowledge, or prosperity, coaching and mentoring, helping charities such as the Princess Alice Hospice that make a difference in this world. Our hearts will never mend from loosing You, our love is forever. Your life will go on in our hearts, minds and actions. We will never forget, Jonathan, and You will always be our inspiration.