Adrian SWIFT Obituary

Tennis Club Prize-giving with Adrian as President and Monika, Club Captain in 2010. Palm Beach

A true Gentleman and treasured tennis buddy. A genuine kind individual who I felt privileged to know. A man who encouraged others and welcomed new members to the tennis club over many years. You will be missed by many. We will all miss seeing you on the streets of Waiheke walking all around the island with your backpack on. Rest in Peace Adrian. Much Aroha to all your family. We will raise a toast to you Adrian at the tennis club in memory of a good sportsman who showed true sportsmanship on the tennis court and loved his tennis.

Adrian was the kindest brother-in-law a person could have and I am so sorry to hear of his passing. I was expecting him to be with us for a few years yet and I know he will be missed by many, but most especially by Gillian.

So sorry to hear of Adrian's death. He was man of exceptional grace and spirit. We will, unfortunately, never get to share that 'unlikely' cup of tea. RIP.
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Many years ago, more than I care to remember, I have fond memories of Adrian in Palmerston North, Wellington and on Waiheke Island. He was a good bloke. May he rest in peace.

We have fond memories of Adrian during our time at Massey in the 1970's and we are pleased to have caught back up with him and Gillian in recent times.

I am sad to learn of Adrian´s passing. My most sincere condolences to Gillian. Adrian was a good colleague who contributed much to Massey University over a long period of time.
Dean Halford