Angus Job was a very popular and friendly gentleman, known by many across the country and he will be sadly missed.

His unexpected death age 61 in mid-January was a shock to all who knew him, Angus had not experienced any symptoms and passed away after a brief stay in hospital, unfortunately there was nothing doctors could do to help as he had experienced a large brain haemorrhage.

On behalf of Angus’s family, we would like to thank you all for your kind words and support at this sad time, our thanks extend to the Glan Clwyd hospital staff in the Intensive Care Unit, the North Wales Ambulance Service for their quick response and to the Welsh Ambulance Control Centre for their support and reassurance whilst they sent help.

Since Angus’s passing we (his family) would like to support research into the causes, treatment, prevention and cure of neurological diseases in the hopes that other individuals and their families will be helped.

Angus's careers in farming and haulage have led him to travel far and wide, he always had a friendly word to say to all he met and helped everyone he could, be it by giving directions, sharing his own experiences or by sharing the location of the best truck stops! His love of photography means we have many great shots of family occasions by which to remember him. Angus is survived by a wife, mother, two brothers, three children and four grandchildren.

We are all immensely proud of Angus and his never ending generous spirit which he demonstrated to the end by donating his organs to help others.