Jonathan Glynn, 17,
(known as Jay in racing circles.) was thrown from his blue Citroen Saxo when it plunged down an embankment near York at 4.50pm on Saturday 23rd September 2006.

His girlfriend of 18 months, Robyn Wishart, 15, was airlifted to hospital and is said to be stable but critical. Her family, from Maltby Court, Colton, were today keeping vigil at the James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough.

Jonathan and Robyn had been travelling on the A64, near the junction with the A19 Fulford interchange, after a day out at Flamingo Land.
Jonathan, of Templegate Road, Colton, was pronounced dead at the scene. No other vehicles were involved in the accident.

Jonathan was apprentice mechanic and had scooped a string of awards and trophies. At the start of this year, he was given a new bike as his 17th birthday present and aimed for the top in the 2006 Metzeler Racetec National Superstock Championship Cup.

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JONATHAN GLYNN (JAY) Tragically as the result of an accident on September 23, Jay, aged 17 years, late of Leeds 15, the dearly loved son of Carol and John, much loved brother of Carly, dearest grandson of George and Ada, Brian and Valerie. Cortege will leave from his residence on Thursday, October 5, at 11.45 a.m., for service and cremation at Lawnswood Crematorium at 12.20 p.m., followed by a celebration of Jay's life at the Ramada Jarvis, North Leeds, Seacroft. Family flowers only please. Donations in memory of Jay may be given to the Chris Jones Memorial Fund, in aid of the Air Ambulance Service, a collection box will be available at the service. Enquiries to Hughes Funeral Services tel. 0113 248 0953.

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Wednesday 5th December 2007

Hello my darling, you know you're always in our thougthts, every minute, every day.

It was the inquest on your accident today. They said it was accidental death due fatigue. They are sure that you were asleep my little man and you didn't know anything about it. You'd come in late in the early hours of the morning and only had a few hours sleep. If only you had not had to get up early to go out - you were too tired to drive.

There was nothing wrong with your car, it was in good condition, you were driving sensibly, you weren't going very fast - about 54mph on a 70mph road. You had had a late night, little sleep, a fun and full day at the park and then a long drive back. You'd just fallen asleep. I hope you were still asleep when the accident happened because then you're last thoughts would have been about you're happy day out and not of those last few minutes. It wasn't your fault babe, just a tragic accident.

We love you and we're missing you so much Jay, stay close and let me know you're OK and having fun with Chris, Ashley, Jonathan, Carl and all your other new friends. Hope you're showing them how to mix those basslines.

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WE'D LIKE TO THANK EVERYONE THAT HAVE LEFT MESSAGES AND POEMS FOR JAY AND HIS FAMILY. JAY IS LOVED BY SO MANY PEOPLE AND HE HAS SO MANY FRIENDS. HIS STAR SHINES BRIGHT AND HE IS CLOSE TO US ALL.

WE'VE MADE LOTS OF NEW FRIENDS FROM THE SITE AND YOUR MESSAGES HAVE BROUGHT US COMFORT DURING THIS SAD TIME. OUR THOUGHTS ARE WITH THOSE THAT HAVE LOST LOVED ONES, TAKE CARE LOVE CAROL, JOHN & CARLY-ANN XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

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