Jonathan MONEY Obituary

My sincere condolences to Money and his whanau. He was one of the nicest men I have had the pleasure to work alongside. Was always a great ear to talk with and positive role model to many. A genuine nice guy. My thoughts are with you. Braden MacPherson (Fairfield College).

I worked alongside Jonathan in different classes and loved hearing his many stories. He was a big man with a very big heart and touched the lives of so many over his years.
Thinking of his family at this very sad time.
Leeanne

John and I were work friends, we had so much in common. we shared a love of sports, music and often shared a joke of story. His battle with illness has shown his true fighting attitude, and I have used his story to motivate my attitude to life. John may your spirit fly high in the knowledge that you have made a real positive and important impact on many people's lives. Aroha nui to the Whanau at this time, his good mate Rimaati Junior Teao.

Condolences to your whaanau. Jon was a great man, colleague and genuine nice guy. He gave so much as a staff member at Fairfield College and was a truely great person to work along side. Rest in Peace Mr Money.

Kia ora aroha te whaanau o Jonathon Money

Jonathan was a " good man - kind, caring and fitted our kura so well"
As a School Guidance Counsellor for many years at FFC, I can say that in a professional and personal capacity.
Arohatinonui
Vinnie Monga

So sorry to learn of Jonathans passing. I worked alongside Jonathan at Fairfield College and have fond memories of his time here especially coaching our 1st XV Rugby boys in a game he loved.
My thoughts are with his whanau.
Kia kaha Toni Phillips

So sorry to hear this today. Jonathan was a new young teacher with a dedicated and quiet manner and he became a valuable member of Fairfield College staff. My condolences to his family.

A loyal member to a loving family

I'm so sorry for your family's loss. Jonathan was a kind hearted, genuine man who always had your back. He touched so many lives as a kaiako at Fairfield College, both students and staff. I remember him fondly, he was a true gentle giant. RIP Mr Money

Remember him well as the milkman who did the other side of Martin street. No nonsense with his big smile pushing a big trolley of milk which he did effortlessly. True gentle giant,
that will be missed.

Ruth, May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. Our love and prayers are with you all.

Wendy Harland