WATT – John

So sad we are interstate and can’t be there.for you. All our love and thoughts dear friend xxxx

I will always remember Uncle John as a kind, gentle man, with a lovely calming manner x

Dear David, Joanne and family, our sincere condolences on the passing of Uncle John. I have fond but faded memories of visiting with him and Aunty Janice as a little girl with family and Grandparents. Always had such a great time. All of our love to you and yours Nicole, Paul, Heath and Family.

My condolences to all, I wish I could be with you on Tuesday. I’ve many fond memories of John at Carmody Street gatherings over many years. A kind, friendly, and gentle man who had such love for you all.

Dear David, Joanne and family. All our sincere condolences on the passing of your dear Dad. I will always remember John as a gentle and warm man who always made me feel welcome in the family. I am saddened that I won’t be able to make it to the funeral however know that my thoughts are with you and that I am sending you big hugs. Love always Nikki, Jan, Charlie, Abigail and Matthias.

Deepest condolences to the family, with sadness Audrey can’t attend but passes on her sadness of John’s passing
Brian & Debbie Hill

To my best friend ever Jo and her big brother David, I am so sorry for the loss of your Dad. I have so many great memories of Peacock St with your Dad sitting in his favourite chair tolerating our noisy schoolgirl (and post school) antics and your beautiful Mum feeding us and fussing over us. Take care all friends and family and know I am with you on this sad day even though so far away
So much love
Reuben

Some memories of John. That he walked to school through paddocks and drank milk direct from a dairy cow’s teat . And one time I was staying at Vincent Boulevard and played the hymn Be Thou My Vision on YouTube. We both sang along. A good moment.
Goodbye to you John.
Susan Miller