Jack Watson MBE Obituary, Death – Cycling Ulster and the broader cycling community are deeply saddened by the passing of Jack Watson MBE, a beloved figure whose life was dedicated to the sport he cherished. Jack, who passed away this morning after a brief illness, leaves behind a legacy of dedication and service that will be remembered and celebrated by many. Jack Watson’s commitment to cycling was extraordinary and spanned several decades. His involvement with the National Federation of Cycling was nothing short of remarkable. Over the course of almost forty years, Jack played many crucial roles, including Registrar, Vice President, President, and Secretary.
His extensive contributions helped shape the direction and success of the sport, and his influence was felt at every level of the organization. Jack’s dedication to cycling was a family affair. His father’s own involvement in the administration of the sport for over thirty years set a precedent that Jack followed with great passion and commitment. It was clear that cycling was more than just a hobby for Jack; it was a way of life that he embraced wholeheartedly. Beyond his formal roles, Jack was known for his unwavering support of cyclists and his tireless work to promote and improve the sport. His efforts helped countless individuals and teams achieve their goals, and his legacy is woven into the fabric of the cycling community.
Jack Watson’s contributions to cycling were immense, and his absence will be felt profoundly. His legacy is one of passion, dedication, and a genuine love for cycling that inspired many. As we remember Jack, we celebrate his life and his many achievements, and we honor the impact he made on the sport he loved. In this time of grief, we extend our deepest condolences to Jack’s family. The cycling community stands united in mourning the loss of a great advocate and friend. May Jack Watson MBE rest in peace, and may his memory continue to inspire and uplift those who carry on the work he devoted his life to.
