Bohdan Iwan Zamulinskyj (28 Jan 1951 - 13 Jan 2017)

r.I.p. john. had many a happy visit to the ukrainian club in leicester.

So sad to hear that John has passed. I had the privilege to work with John at times and thought what a lovely, true man he really is. John you will never be forgotten because you were one of life's true gentlemen. May you rest in pease and god bless buddy. X

Deepest condolences to Darka and family. John was a work colleague and a dear friend, who will be sorely missed.
Rest in peace John

So sad, he truly was a lovely man, and a good friend to all the family over many years, never ever failed to return a call, will be sadly missed by all, deepest sympathies to Darka and all the family. Rest a peace John Hope you meet up with Vince, God be with you X

God bless you Bohdan. You were an 'Old School' Gentleman, loved family man and valued community member, amongst may other assets. I thank you for your open hand from my first day as a student in Leicester all those years ago to the last day I saw you. You will be greatly missed by all you touched. Condolences to your family.

This is so sad for me to here the news that Bohan ( John ) has passed. In the 11 years that we were friends, i only had great respect for him. My sincerest condolences to his family.

Bodhan (John) had a very fair and practical approach to what is a very important public duty. In our many professional dealings, he had a polite and friendly manner, by which he conveyed the requirements and duties beholden on licensed premises, in providing safe, friendly, clean venues. This approach is shared by many I have spoken to, in Leicester's nightclub community. I shall also miss his sense of humour and joviality, not to mention the many curries we have shared and will no longer share. My sincerest condolences to his lovely family and RIP you lovely man. Jimmy (Formerly of Stilettos, Ministers, Howlin Wolf, Decades, The Office and Regan's Brasserie).

I knew Bohdan, as did many others in the Leicester hospitality community, as John. I loved his rich North Yorkshire (Bradford) accent, his broad, rustic Ukrainian smile, his practical and humorous approach to his work, and his ability to share a good drink with me on many occasions. Although a public servant he was never one for administrative nonsense or formality. Once he knew you he relied more on mutual trust to ensure what needed to be done was done. I cannot think of a better approach to a very necessary job. I shall miss serving him breakfast, joyously discussing the vicissitudes of life over more drinks then we should have had, and the end of almost thirty years of friendship. However, shared memories with other will always bring a smile to my face and a reminder of what a lovely guy he was, BEST BAR NONE.

So sorry for your loss he was a good honest and gentle man. It was a pleasure to work with him and a privilege to have known him. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Спи спокійненько Козаче! Simply the best! Xxx