John THOMPSON Obituary

Sorry to hear of John´s passing. I know Don had very fond memories of his time working with John at Hodder & Tolleys and I can remember lots of fun times and John´s infectious smile and laugh. Deepest condolences.
Trish Forgie

Going to miss our chats at the beach.
Cheers
Alan

Special memories of John (cousin) over the years. Whenever we met up he was always smiling and had a mischievous laugh. John, we never did have that family reunion that was discussed at different times. Rest in peace. Love Gail

Sad to hear of Tommy´s passing loads of wonderful memories back in our Hodder and Tolley days condolences to family he was a great contributor and will be missed.

Way more than my Dad inlaw
Such a great mate
So much fun
So much wisdom
So much a larrikin
An honour to be part of the true gentleman's life
Forever missed

Sincere condolences to Vicky, Sam, Paul, Greg, Muriel and Kat. May this gentle soul rest in peace. He snuck out while now one was looking. Arohanui, Di and Denise

My darling favourite Uncle my heart is broken I love you so much and glad every time we talked on the phone we always ended with I love you xxxx

John was a beautiful man who will be sorely missed by his family and friends

So sorry to hear of John´s passing. He was a very loyal member of the Ngaruawahia Golf Club for many years and he, along with his Te Rapa Lions Club colleagues, used to run a bi annual tournament to raise money for the Raglan Surf Life Saving Club. They ran an amazing fundraiser supported by all. RIP John and our sincere condolences to Muriel and family.

To Muriel and family.
Condolences and best wishes over the loss of John.
Played rugby and shared many a beer over the years.
Wont forget that laugh,and he did that a lot.
Great memories,rest in peace.
Kerry and Ali Gracie

Gonna miss you Thommo,enjoyed your company,sense of humour and knowledge for many years,always a smile on your face,and a bit of cheek to give,rest in peace mate
Hardy

With sadness we read of John´s passing, many great times at Raglan motorcamp, a joy to have known this wonderful man, RIP