Campion MCMAHON Obituary

I remember Br Campion as a strict but fair man during my time as a boarder at Chanel College. He loved tramping, teaching math and developing the gardens of the St Josephs Hostel.
Br Campion, you have earned your eternal reward as a faithful follower of St Marcellin Champagnat with your example of hard work and faith in God.
Rest in peace.

Moe mai e te rangatira, e Br Campion. Rest in Peace Br Campion. Foundation Principal of Chanel College (1978-1981) and former Principal of St Joseph's College (1976-1977). Chanel College extends sympathy and aroha to the Marist Brothers and to Br Campion's family. You are all in our thoughts and prayers at this time. God bless.

Brother Campion, Principal of Chanel from its amalgamation with St Brides (Masterton). Our family will always remember Camp who was a regular visitor to our home in Jordan Tce. Over many years since, Camp would come and stay with us when he wished to attend occasions connected with Parish and school. Our friendship with Camp has grown over 40 years. Courageous in the face of debilitating cancer. Uncomplaining and resigned, always retaining a sense of humour. A very humble Marist brother and so very loyal to all things Marist. A man in tune with the great outdoors and relishing in his tramping exploits. Of course we will miss Camp from our earthly lives but he has left many memories with us as a family from his faithful life as a fine Principal and Marist Brother. God bless you Camp, thanks for employing me, for having an input in to the lives of our three sons and for being such a caring and loyal friend to us as a family. Margaret and Kelvin Biggs, Greg, Chris Brendan. May you rest in peace

We were so sorry to hear of Brother Michaels death, our thoughts and condolences are with You all at this sad time.We have many fond memories of fun times with Brother Michael, when you visited mum and dad (Viv

McMAHON, Michael Kevin (Brother Campion fms). On 13 May 2019 at MacKillop House. Aged 87 years. After a long illness. Brother of Denis and brother-in-law of Joan. Brother of the late Gael. Uncle, great-uncle and great-great- uncle to many. A dearly loved and godly man who dedicated his life to others. Our sincerest thanks to Cilla, to the Marist Community and to the staff at MacKillop House.