Alan LEADLEY Obituary

So sad to hear of Alan's passing. Great memories when I worked in the Parish Office.

I was so sorry to hear about Allan's passing. He was a kind and caring man. My thoughts and prayers are with you Muriel.

Our very sincere condolences and love to the family. Alan was a fine man who lived his life is generous love of those who were blessed to know him The world is poorer for his passing; the heavens richer for his arrival. Welcome, Good and faithful servant.
Dean Family: May, Geoff (dec), Stuart, Alan and Margaret

A great kauri has fallen

I had the great privilege of knowing such a wonderful, loving and kind man - Alan you were one of a kind - rest in peace Nga mihi Alvina

I came across Alan only occasionally, but every time was filled with great respect for his genuine care, always helping people & the environment in his warm & gracious way. I first met him at the Hamilton Peace Centre 30 years ago. Later, as Chaplain at Waikato Hospital, he shared a prayer as my husband Tony lay in a coma. More recently he attended Tui 2000 meetings & he reported progress of the Pukemokemoke Care Group. My thoughts are with you.

Go well dear friend, we are all richer for knowing you.

We feel privileged to have spent time with Alan and the whole Leadley family. When we think of Alan, we will think of nature, family, kindness, good people and good times.

Our thoughts are with you all.

Paul, Kama, Caleb & Leyla Scutts

Alan and I entered the Methodist ministry from the same parish in Auckland. His ability to reach out to all with gentle compassion and perception affected me often in those early years and his friendship was there for many. He has remained true to his vision. Aroha to Muriel and Alan's family. Roy Bowden

Very saddened to learn of Alan's death. A wonderful man who always did a great job in his role as Chaplain, for countless patients and staff members at Waikato Hospital. My deepest sympathy to his family.

I knew Alan when he was at the Methodist Centre. I was in the Peace Centre and in Hamilton Corso and he was often around quietly, cheerfully, supportive. I went tramping with him once or twice. A lovely man I am thankful to have to have known him.

Our love and thoughts are with you all at this sad time.....its been along time since we have seen you all but your often in my thoughts....A very special man who married us 24 years ago....and mine and Brooke's neighbour for a while....take care Mu,Simon,Mathew and family....Leanne and Steve X

Saddened to read of the passing of Alan - truly one of the community's battlers for those who struggle. A really great Chaplain at Waikato Hospital where he greeted everyone with a smile and comforting manner. He will be missed by our community.

Mily and Simon. Thinking of you at this sad time. Jo Clapson.

I am so very sorry to hear of Alan's death. My condolences to Mu, Simon and Matthew and family. Alan was truly one in a million, a genuinely decent man who loved the Lord with all his heart and might. I was very honoured to be able to work with Alan for a few years; I will always remember his cheery and happy presence in my work day.
Shelley and Kevin Ormsby

I haven't seen Alan for many years but I knew him in his youth in Auckland. He was a good and caring man from a fine and loving family and I am very sorry to hear of his death. My deepest sympathy to his family.

David Robinson
London UK

We are very saddened to hear of Alan's passing and our sympathies go to Mu and the family. Alan touched the lives of 3 generations of our family and we remember with great fondness his wonderful, caring and generous nature. Farewell, Alan, we treasure having known you. Neil & Stephanie

So sorry to hear. Alan will be greatly missed in the conservation area & Tui 2000, which is where I knew him. Always a gentleman and a positive influence.