Richard QUIGLEY Obituary

Only Dawn and the late Ron's family will know me. I was a family friend. Richard and I used to go fishing. It was a real adventure one day when the little tin boat had its engine keep cutting out up the coast from Whangamata on a bad weather day. An experience to remember for sure. Rest in peace Richard. Sorry it has taken this ling to list my message. Condolences to all the family.

To Dicks Loved Ones,

I'm sorry this message has taken so long to get done. I didn't quite know what to say.

Dick and I had a lot of really good talks over the last few years and I got to see who he really was, instead of just a work colleague. He will be missed.

Dear John, Jan and family, we were so sorry to hear the news about Richard. Our sympathy and thoughts are with you.
Cheryl Lewis (Jyoti's sister) and Chris and Bridie Field.

Dick, you are a good man and will be sadly missed. I enjoyed our laughs over the years, the many discussions about fishing and duck shooting at my work. The way you looked after our mate Andrew when he came to work for you. The way you loved your wife and dogs. All of these things I will remember. Although I don't get to the Rangitata much these days, the first fish I catch I will release for you.
Tight lines buddy.

Sincere thoughts are with you at this sad time John and Jan.
Brian Quinn and Maggie Brisbane

A Special Man.
Our sincere thoughts are with the family.

The Boulton Family from the Rangitata and Timaru

QUIGLEY, Richard:
Loved brother of the late Ron and brother-in-law of Dawn, uncle to Carol and John, Julie and Stuart, and great-uncle to Tracey, James, Gabby, Shannon, Tyler, Tiffany and Thomas. We have many memories of fun times had with you over the years and Tracey, James, Gabby and Shannon will never forget the weekends spent with you recently. Always loved and never forgotten.
Rest in peace