Ross MORTEN Obituary

Dear Judy, Nobby and I are in Australia at the moment but by chance heard your sad news. Please accept our sincere condolences. Our thoughts are with you and your family. Love Jan and Nobby Clark, Cromwell.

Dear Jude, Sarah , Blair and Family,
The mighty totara has fallen in the Morten's family. We are all heartbroken for you, losing our darling Ross. He was one great guy, and you were awesome soulmates. Ross was a very well respected man loved his family, friends, and he loved his cars. It was only a fortnight ago that we were all out for a Ex Tawa Reunion dinner, it is a happy, and special memory. Our loving thoughts are with you, rest assured your many friends Jude will look after you. Please accept our deepest condolences in your sad loss. Lots of love, and prayers. Joan, Jon, Nicola, Anna and Michael Mardon xxxxx

Dear Jude and family, We were both saddened to hear Ross had passed and would like to convey our deepest condolences, Ross was a true friend and gentleman.
Steve & Alison

Judy and family,
So sorry to hear of Ross's passing. You have lost a good man.
Ross was a great mate in our formative years and beyond I often think and remember those days with a shared love of motorsport and engineering.
Our deepest condolences.
Neil and Shirley Whitaker

Judy and family,

So sorry to hear of Ross's passing.
Think of you often and would love to catch up sometime. Our deepest sympathy Philip, Helen and Warren Kaneen

Jude and Family

So sorry to hear of Ross' passing.

Ross was always good to have a chat with and clearly well versed in many subjects.

One of life's true gentlemen who will be sorely missed.

Thinking of you all Rex and Nicola

Dear Jude and Sarah, it was with very heavy hearts that we heard of Ross's passing on Saturday. Such a shock for you all when it is sudden like this. Please know that you will be in our thoughts and prayers over the next days, weeks and months. These early days are very painful for you all and our Emma's flatmate Finn as well. Grief is a bit of a lonely journey as we all grieve in different ways.

This is a fragile time,
a time to give your heart permission to grieve,
to feel, to remember.
Strength and hope will come again
but for now
Do what you need to let your heart heal. xo

Don't try and be brave, just do what is right for you. Crying helps as it is a relief and a release. Just when you think you have finished, then the tears appear again.
Tears :
Little drops of water which contain
millions of feelings and thousands of unspoken words. xoxxo

Our love and healing hugs to you all xoxo Marg & Dave Pine