Campbell McMAHON Obituary

Deepest condolences to the McMahon Family.
While Campbell was older than me, I grew up in Wtgn knowing that the McMahon family were cricket royalty in Wtgn. I remember Campbell was Captain of the Wtgn Secondary Schools Team at the North Island Tournament played at Nelson Park in Napier 1979-80 and Scott was also in that side and Trevor was the manager (photo attached). Campbell was a fine leader from a young age and I know how highly respected he was by all in the cricket fraternities of Wtgn & Auckland. Knowing a few senior cricketers who played under his captaincy at Cornwall Cricket Club, I clearly remember more than one of them telling me that Campbell was the best captain they ever played under. RIP Campbell - A Fine Captains Innings that ended far too soon. Regards Tim Boyer

To the McMahon family.
So very very sad to hear of Campbell's passing. I still have a giggle and a laugh remembering all our happy times playing cricket and the social occasions we shared along with our travel industry colleagues all those years ago. He was one of the best.
Take care of yourselves. Jennie

Dear Karen, Carter and Lucy, the McMahon and Payne families, on behalf of all World Travellers managers and staff, we would like to express our deepest sympathy for your loss. Campbell was a much loved member of our team, needless to say we have all been shocked and saddened. Over the period that he served as a director on the WT board, many of us had the privilage of working with and getting to know this fabulous man. Campbell was a man of few words, but we he did speak we listened. He was thoughful, kind,a true gentleman, and always looked out for others. RIP Campbell, we will miss you.

Absolute shock & sadness to hear the news yesterday of Campbell passing. I only knew Campbell a short time playing cricket with him. An absolute gem of a guy & awesome to be around. He will be sadly missed. My deepest condolences & thoughts are with his family. From Rhys Henderson & the Takapuna Cricket Club.

Karen and the McMahons, Unbelievable sadness. Campbell was an amazing guy, life of the party. We had great times in Europe in the 80's, 90's - he made many friends. I'm so sorry for you all. Tracey Jones, Melbourne

Deepest condolences to the McMahon family. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Campbell - May you Rest In Peace in eternity. You were one of the best!

To the McMahon family, I was very deeply saddened to hear of your loss.
I would like to extend my deepest and heartfelt sympathies to you all.
It was a true privilege to have known Campbell.

My Sincere Condolences to all the family. Far to young to be taken from you all, . RIP Campbell

To the McMahon family
So very sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts are with you at this sad time.
Nonie Goodman

Campbell you are in our memories now, a true pleasure working along side you for many years.
Our thoughts are with you Karen, Lucy, Carter & family.

Dear Karen, Carter & Lucy

So so sorry for your loss

Rick and I have very fond memories working with Campbell in our Travel Industry.

Campbell was also my respected friend & valued favourite' client @ Hyde Group Advertising.
He was the most kindest, genuine, loyal and caring man with exceptional standards a true gentleman.

Beautiful memories of a beautiful man.
Our love to you all XxX

Sharyn Winiata & Rick Felderhof

Cammie you certainly were one of a kind.Jill and I have many happy and outrageous memories from our days flatting with you and Stir. I still have nightmares about the day my car ran out of the garage and crashed into Gordon Dryden's house. Loved that you used to send your cricket whites home to get Dulcie to bring them to back to pristine condition. Thoughts are with your gorgeous wife, children, and the McMahon family and the Cornwall Cricket whanau.

Karen, Carter and Lucy
Our hearts go out you all at this time.

Deepest sympathy

Vicki and Derryck

Oh Trevor i am so very saddened to hear youve lost 1 of your adored boys.Campbell.Also that MY darling Dulcie the amazing choc chip cookie maker has gone as well.Ive great memories of you both after years of cutting your hair and Hataitai bowling club.My condolences to you and the entire family.Karen will feel such a loss .I lost my Alex at 56 only 4 years ago .too young .Big hugs love Shona Kramer(Williams)

It saddened me greatly seeing Campbell had passed. The first of the Hataitai primary school boys. Even though its been 44 years, I remember Campbell well. The boy could hit a cricket ball harder and further than anyone in school. He never got into trouble, was a straight A student, and was a gifted sportsboy. I'd like to pass on my condolences to the family who will be doing it tough, and simply say, He was taken way to early". I have an old primary school pic Ive searched high and low I'd like to share. Campbell is 7th from the right.

Dear Karen, Carter & Lucy. I am so deeply saddened to hear the news of Campbell's passing. He was a lovely genuine man who made an impression on everyone who met him - even if that encounter was only for a brief period of time. He will be sadly missed by many. My deepest condolences to you all.

Campbell,
You were truly one of lifes great guys.
We will miss you heaps!
Greg & Devon