LIESHOUT, John Martin

We are sorry to her the loss of John. We knew him since the happy achievers and the boomers And we a all thinking you all at this sad time from Julie and kellly Williams

We are so sorry to hear about John passing We have known John since the happy achievers and the boomers bowling on Saturday morning we are all thinking of you “s all at this sad time from Julie and Kelly Williams

Deepest sympathy to all Johns Family A very caring man who will be truly missed. Leo and Bev Noonan.

So sorry to hear of your passing John. Miss seing you at bowling .R.I.P from Maria and Tanya

My oldest sibling, a cherished brother.
John walked beside me on my first day at Primary School and was there to drive me to church on my Wedding Day.
A no-nonsense man who loved his family & a devoted brother to our very special Ronnie.
You fought your second battle of ill health with courage. Now at peace lying next to our beautiful parents.
A brother, a friend given by nature.
You will be greatly missed.
Your loving sister Hanny and Family.

John was generous and caring by nature and his presence will be missed by many. Taken far too early by an illness that does not discriminate. He can rest in peace now after putting up a brave fight. As a brother we knew that all you had to do was ask and John would be there ready to help out.
Rest in peace now John knowing that your efforts have been greatly appreciated by all.
Your loving brother Eddy and Family.

A beautiful friend now at Rest without pain.
He will be missed by his loving family and those who knew him.
Strength to you all, and smile when you remember him with love.
Rest in Peace John.

Lynette and John.

My thoughts and deepest sympathy to Tamara & Glen, his precious grandchildren, Melinda, and Johns brothers and sister at this sad time. I was lucky to witness John loving and enjoying his beautiful grandchildren at Mainly Music. Enthusiastically singing along and dancing with them, with a smile on his face , it was clear that they were great loves of his life. A treasured Dad and Opa. I know their hearts with ache for him but will be full of the wonderful moments and memories that he shared with them and they will always speak his name with so much love a gratitude that he was theirs.

All my love to you at this time.

Daniella xo

A true gentleman.
John you were the patriarch of the Friday Night Boys and your wisdom and your friendship at the table will greatly missed.
The Backstreet Boys have lost a valued member.

Our condolences to Tamara, Melinda and the rest of John’s family.

Pete, Steve, Mick, Pep, Dave, Mike, Mal and Cam.

To my dearest loving brother John.

Although I do not have the words, you must know, in your heart how much I love and adore you for your unconditional support of me throughout my life.

Seeing you every week was my highlight. Saturday morning 10 pin bowling, the dances, summer cricket, football outings and Thursday coffees at Heritage Manor were all special times for me.

I love you John, and I will always miss you.

Your loving brother Ronnie.

A brother to look up to.
Dependable, loyal and trustworthy.
A person to be proud of.
Selfless, caring and empathetic.

A hard-working man who showed a strong devotion to his family and friends.

A loving father, Opa, adored brother-in-law and the most cherished uncle to our daughters and their partners.

We will love and cherish our beautiful memories of you forever.

Love, Henry, Kaylene & family.

Having John as an uncle was like winning tattslotto.
He brought so much joy to our lives, even though he was always bossing us around and telling us what to do. We liked to buy him meal vouchers and then invite ourselves out to dinner so he could spend the voucher on us. He was the best company. The most loving, generous and loyal man to his family. We’re finding it hard to adjust to a life where John is no longer here with us. Luckily he has left memories and imprints all over our world and in our hearts.

What we would give to have him boss us around for another day.
From two of your biggest fans – Alice and Jake.

John has been a special long time friend of the Leviston family for over 50 years.
We have many wonderful memories of cream cakes, lamingtons, vanilla slices. chocolate eclairs, licorice all-sorts, footy tipping presentations and afternoon cups of tea.
John was a devoted, loyal and loving friend to our family, all through the years and we will miss him dearly.
From The Leviston Family.

The world will be a different place without you John. You were committed to family and loved in abundance. You pursued life with vigour and were the embodiment of loyalty, generosity and selflessness. Although you are gone, it is by these treasured qualities you will be forever remembered by.

Love you Uncle John.

My condolences to all of the family. You fought hard.
May you R.I.P John.
Together again with Ome Bill and Tante Annie.

Sending love
Xx

Uncle John once asked me to ditch the title and simply call him John. A strange request that felt strange to say when greeting him. Uncle’s are people you look up to as role models, that show their Nieces and Nephews the qualities of loyalty, kind-heartedness and wisdom along with countless others. He demonstrated these qualities his whole life, certainly during the part that i was lucky enough to know him for.
So for that, i am proud to call you my Uncle, Uncle John.
Rest peacefully.

Love, Trent, Hannah and family

I remember the day you started Commercial Rd.PS. with your brother wearing your leder hausen.
You mixed in well with MYc to be our ruckman in the 2 premier ship sides.
Fond memories

Graeme Giles and Family

John, we first met way back at Rotaract and although I hadn’t seen you for awhile, I still counted you as a true friend. You were an amazing family man and have left many wonderful memories for those you leave behind.
My very sincere condolences to all of the family at this sad time.
Love Karen

Our deepest sympathies to Ronnie and his family on the loss of John. RIP
Troy Sejdak & family

A good man- even for a Dutchman- he would do a good turn to help out if he could- not many left – Alan B – ex QR workmate

Saturday mornings at Ten Pin Bowling won’t be the same without you John.
We will miss you.
Your dedication to your brother Ronnie was inspirational.
Your family meant the world to you.

Sincere condolences to the Lieshout family on the sad passing of your beloved John.

Kym, Lincoln & Michael Sharrock.

Sue, Dylan & Charlie Rose.

John, I cannot begin to find the words to express how much you will be missed, especially by Ian.
Although we have known you all our lives it wasn’t until after the loss of our parents that we got to know just how special you were.
The help and support you provided to both Ian and I was so greatly appreciated. You took Ian bowling every Saturday, took him to the grooves dances and included him in your coffee visits, you so completely took Ian under your wing.
You were the brother he didn’t have.

You will be so incredibly missed by all that knew you.

Our sincere condolence to all the Lieshout family

Thoughts with all family and friends during this time. Worked with John for many years at Quality Roads. Will be sadly missed, RIP John.
Regards Heath Curnow and all from Quality Roads.

Our sincere condolences to all family members and close friends to John, may he rest in peace.

From everyone at Heritage Manor – Residents, Family Members & Staff – we extend our heartfelt condolences to the extended Lieshout Family. John was a very familiar face visiting his brother Ronnie regularly and befriending many residents along the way. Rest in Peace, you are very missed.
Lots of love, Katie and the Lifestyle Team at Heritage Manor