John MARRIS Obituary

Dear Aunty Alison and family, We are thinking of you at this sad time and we are sorry we are unable to attend Uncle John's funeral but our thoughts will be with you - love from Tristan, Kimberley, Georgia, Sophie and Ruby Marris

Dear Alison, Brent your families,
Please accept my very sincere sympathy at this sad time. Knowing John and you Allison, goes way back to the Cornwall St. days and I know he will be sorely missed not only by you,his family, but also by the huge wider community where he had so much input for so long.
My loving thoughts are with you all.
Myrna Mason.

Dear Allison and family, so saddened to hear of Johns passing he was a very respected man indeed. with deepest sympathy carole henry, Australia. daughter of the late Rosemary and Russell James formerly of fairhall. Bless.

Dear Dean, Craig, Donna and the Marris Family

I was very sorry to hear John has passed away. My sincere condolences to you all at this difficult and sad time.

I first met John in late 2006 and enjoyed working on a variety of interesting assignments for him. John was always involved and up to date with all aspects of the International Telematics business - day to day issues right through to executive Board decisions. He was also approachable and accessible, often just a phone call away, even despite a very full schedule. On many an occasion I found that John was able to pin point an issue and suggest a practicable way forward in a timely and efficient manner, often all within the hour! In short, John's insight and business acumen were invaluable.

On a personal note, I found John a warm and thoughtful person who took the time to appreciate others. I enjoyed working for him and feel privileged to have met him.

Our kindest regards and deepest sympathy

Louise (Amundsen) and Donald Gordon

Dean, Craig, and to the entire Marris family, may God bless you all in this time of sorrow.

Brent
Saddened to hear of John's passing, our deepest condolences and sympathy to you and all of your family. I enjoyed the times through work and conversations with your dad when you were a student working the vintages at the Montana Riverlands winery. He was the man on the spot, the right man at the right time with a vision that he envisioned and built upon.
Kindest Regards

John (JT) and Jacque Taylor, Perth, WA.

Dear Brent,
please accept the expression of our deepest sympathy.
We have been deeply hurt by the death of your father John!
Our thoughts and prayers got out to you and your family
May God bless you
Gudrun, Christian and Children

To Dear Alison, Children, and Grandchildren,
I was saddened to hear of the loss of John. Christie Jan and myself enjoyed the time we spent together with you and John. I always hoped to be able to come back to NZ and visit John and you Alison again. John was such a Gentleman a visionary but better than that a special Man who loved his family.
Alison my Love and thoughts are with you and your family.
Love Celia

My experience of John was his warmth, kindness, professionalism and humility. He could be "fierce" when required, but his energy was directed at achieving for the wider good and not solely for his own. Blessings to his family, he'll be missed.