Alan MCDOUGALL Obituary

Liz and family, we were very sorry to learn that Mac had passed away. His determination to stay with us for so long was extraordinary. He applied his intellectual skills and determination to very good effect. He was always positive and minimised the challenges he faced.
He was a notable Bell Gully partner. His considerable store of memories and anecdotes helped us appreciate the Firm´s rich history. He was an accomplished practitioner handling demanding matters.

We offer our condolences and best wishes.

Alan was warm, friendly and a total gentleman. His understated, wry humour was a wonderful feature of his personality and we really enjoyed his company. And he remained calm even when the "Wahine" was going down! Kindest wishes to Liz.

Dear Liz and family,
I've just learned through Ray Hutchison of Alan's departure. May I offer you my sincere condolences for your loss. Alan was such a warm, full-of-life character. It was a privilege to catch up and chat with him at the couple of Wahine reunions that we had in recent years.
There's a bible verse which says 'May the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies and God of all comfort, comfort you in all your afflictions,' That is my prayer for you all at this time. Look after one another and may you all be blessed, physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. Take care

We are very sad to learn of the loss of Alan and Liz our deepest sympathy to you and the family.
I am sure that all the surviving members of the Otago University Wahine cricket team would share these feelings -we have lost a valued, kind and gentle colleague

My dear old thing. It has been a privilege and a pleasure having known you initially professionally and then personally. One of life´s true Gentlemen. Go well Mac, brighten the corridors of the afterlife. We will remember you.