John PASCOE Obituary

John- All of your colleagues in Japan are missing you.Those days you spent in Japan 30 years ago are unforgettable!
Sam ex Japan Line

John, we have so many special memories that we will treasure forever. Truely loved, cherished and respected special friend of Lee-Anne, Stephanie and Joanna.

This is one of those times finding the right words comes as a real challenge for me. John and his team at ANZDL made the dreams that the sales team sold every day come through...I always remember his favorite response to me when we wanted to do something unique for a customer...." We can do anything...at a Cost ! ".
A great team mate, person, and all around great guy has gone home to the Lord way to soon but eventually we will all see John again and we can once again see him at his best.
My thoughts are with Johns may friends and family at this difficult time. Hopefully the respect and caring and fond remembrances of Johns many friends will help them at this time of loss.
Rest in Peace John.
Dean Ansley....Palm Springs CA

JP,I cherished all our moments together, and you will be remain in my memories forever

Farewll John,

As Manager for ANZDL at Auckland,your presence, ensured a professional and happy working environment which staff always appreciated, and made ANZDL such a great company to work for.
Our swims together in Lake Pupuke when we were training for the Fay-Richwhite Triathlon will never be forgotten.There was always a challenge to enjoy.
Now that you have "crossed the bar", may you rest in peace.

Malcolm

JP, you will always hold a special place In our hearts. Our holiday with you in the USA in '88 gave us so many great memories, as did evenings at our house filled with love, laughter, singing, playing guitar, and of course, playing squash with dad. Rest in peace JP, all our love, Gerry, Barbara, Michelle & Frazer, Kim & Wayne

Has been a privilege knowing you. Some great times but even greater memories.

Wow JP, for more than 30 years we have known each other. It has been about fun, from the crazy booze parties, moving on to wine and food festivals and fine dining and always music and leg pulling jokes that caught me out. Your are my superhero. Love SuzieQ.

There will be the recognition that John's passing is a significant milestone for his family. There is a need to admit and work through the personal sense of loss and grief. Having family and close friends surround us at a time like this is of immense value and comfort.
Just as essential is the ability to be free in acknowledging the value and fun and unique way that John lived life. “The death of someone we love is the death of a part of us. No – one else will ever call out from within us quite the same responses, the same feelings, or actions, or ideas. The death of someone we love is an ending of one part of the story”
All the people who worked with John at ANZDL hold on to the memories of John at the centre of the fun and crazy times in amongst the hard work.
Stuart

That final shuffle way too soon. Friends forever. JG

I'm so far away - and obviously been a while since you were in Houston - right before you got sick...so the emails have had to suffice..but all day long I have been thinking of you and some really strange pull/this feeling so I got out of bed - googled you -and I found this which had to be only hours after ...thank you for some how letting me know... my heart breaks... I will miss you dearly... Love Dawn

JP, sadly missed in the shipping industry is an understatement.Never shy to put money on the bar, glad I introduced you to Green Chartreuse and hope we belly up to a bar in another time and place. Gibbo SYDNEY

Au revoir JP - I haven't forgotten that hundred bucks I owe you. It'll be in my back pocket when my turn comes.

PASCOE, John — Loved nephew and cousin. We have so many happy memories, you will be forever in our hearts. — Pat, Mary, Louise, Helen, Celine, Fiona, Sarah, and Paul.