Brian WATT Obituary

Brian Wattie Watt - my condolences to his wife and family. We knew each other through rugby at MSP U21s and also cricket with Kilbirnie 2As. He was flatting in Oriental Bay at the time and was moving from the Reserve Bank to the BNZ when we lost contact. I heard the news through a mutual friend late 2016. Once again my sincere condolences on your loss - taken so young.

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Mike Woods

Dear Liz and Vicky, we are sorry to hear your very sad news and send our regards to you and all your family from Susan, Jonathan, Thomas and Olivia Judd

Beautiful Liz, and your lovely family. I am so saddened to hear of Brian's passing. He was much adored by the rowing family; also because he was so generous, allowing us to share so much time with you. My heart also goes out to Victoria. A father daughter bond is a very precious thing. I can still feel the joy of it 38 years after my dads passing. You may not see him, but he will always be there guiding you. A love that strong can never be broken. All our love, The Freeman's, Jacqueline, Mackenzie & Hunter xxo

Dearest Liz, James, Henry, George and Victoria, so sorry to hear this sad news. Brian was a wonderful person, kind and devoted to his beautiful family. Our thoughts are with you all at this devastatingly sad time. Much love, the Adams family in portugal

Dear Aunty Liz and family, We were so saddened to hear that Uncle Brian had passed.
Uncle Brian was a kind man. He was genuine. Uncle Brian was an amazing father, a wonderful husband and a great Uncle. A true gentleman.
He will be missed by all of us.

Love Jacqui, Gayle, Ben, Tim and family

Dear Liz & family,
I was so sad to hear the news of Brian's death. My heart goes out to you. Like Dick, I too have many fond memories of those times on 'L21' with 'Wattie' & the crew. He took me under his wing... And I think I could have almost mastered the perfect golf putt just from the number of times he demonstrated the move while chatting away! He was a lovely man, always had a smile & a friendly word. My thoughts are with you, Louise (Tong).

Liz and family, I was so sorry to hear about Brian's death today. We are unable to attend the St Pats ceremony unfortunately but our thoughts will be with you at this time..he will live on in your hearts. Carey and Gary Pearce (BNZ and Parnell School)

Dear Liz and Family, we are so shocked and saddened to hear that Brian lost his battle with cancer. We have very fond memories of him during the time we lived in Khandallah. The Friday nights he would come home after a long day at work and find the neighbors and their many children gathered at his house. Mothers with wine in hand, children running riot and no sign of dinner anywhere, he would greet us with kindness and humor and join in. I think of this time with Brian, you Liz, and your family with great fondness. I wish you strength, courage and love.

So sorry to hear this devastating news through the rowing grapevine. Your family may have only come in to our lives in recent times but the moments we have shared are priceless. What a wonderful husband, father and friend Brian is. Wonderful memories to cherish. Our love and strength to you Liz and family. Donna, Steve and Sarah L'Amie and familyxxxx

Very sorry to hear this sad news. I knew Brian from his days at BNZ where he was a friend and very capable colleague, respected and liked by all. Taken away far too soon. Love to Liz and the family.

Dear Liz and family, it is with great sadness we hear the news of Brian's (Wattie) passing. The fond memories of him as my first boss and all the great times experienced in Wgtn at the BNZ level 21 are flooding back. I am forever grateful to have had the opportunity to work with him and to learn so much from him over this time. He will be missed. Dick (still BNZ) and Cate (Wgtn)

WATT, Brian James (Wattie) Passed away on 25 March 2016. You will be so missed by your Lower Watt St and Associates family. We have been privileged to share a special friendship with you, Lizzie and your gorgeous kids over the past 30 years. All our love, Tracey, Jules, Dobbo, Graeme, Jackie, Helen, Keith, Alistair, Ali, Nats and Adam.

WATT, Brian James. Beloved youngest son of Josephine and Garioch, aged 55 years, loved brother of Garry and Allan. Passed away after a brief illness on 25 March 16.

WATT, Brian James (Wattie) Passed away on 25 March 2016. Dearly loved and cherished son in law of Joe and Di (and their partners, Aline and Geoff), brother in law to Kate and Mark, Patrick and Sally, uncle to Ben, Tim, Zach, Anna and Joe. Our deepest love to Liz, James, Henry, George and Victoria. Taken from us in his prime, far too soon. Forever in our hearts.