In Memoriam

We love welcoming new members to JaguarForumsUK, and try hard to make everyone feel welcome to our very inclusive group of Jaguar owners.

A part of all this is our strong sense of community, and shared experiences regarding our lives, and of course our Jaguars.

This page is here to help us remember those members that are no longer with us, and have passed on.

If you know of any member of JaguarForumsUK that has passed, please drop a line to us at me*******@************uk.com and we will list them here on this page to ensure they are never forgotten.

Neil Blaxill
Neil Blaxill finally succumbed to liver cancer on the 15th May 2023. A true gentleman that never had a bad word to say about anybody. Always good for a laugh. Known throughout the Jaguar community for his MK2 SV8 . A true testament to his skills and knowledge. Will be missed by many people who are honoured to call him a friend . Rest easy Neil.
(entry by Mark Lambourne)

Mark Gregory
Mark worked tirelessly to create both the XKEC and, later, the F-TypeEC. He took great enjoyment in running the clubs, meeting and welcoming our members over the years, and organising so many wonderful events.
Mark was diagnosed with a Grade 4 brain tumour in 2023. Although we knew that his illness would shorten his life, we were never prepared for just how little time we would ultimately have with him as a family.
Mark passed away peacefully at home on 31st March 2026, surrounded by the love of his family.
I would like to sincerely thank every one of our members for the patience, kindness and love that so many of you have shown over the past few months. It has meant more to us than we can put into words during this incredibly difficult time.
Our greatest wish is that both clubs Mark created and devoted so much of his time to will continue to thrive and grow, keeping his memory and passion alive for many years to come.
(entry by Karen Gregory)

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