Clayton BENNETT Obituary

Mary,
We are so sorry to hear about the passing of Clayton.
We wish you all the strengh you need in these sad times.
We feel with you and understand the hard time you are getting through now.
We will miss Clayton here in Mangawhai very much.
Our condolences to you and your Family from Margit and Jim McLennan (Mangawhai Heads)

Everyone at Biomnis Ireland (formerly Claymon Laboratories) would like to express our deep gratitude to Clayton Bennett. He co-founded Claymon Laboratories more than 20 years and created what has become one of the leading private medical laboratories in Ireland. His legacy here is home to a team of 100 people whose role it is to support healthcare professionals to diagnose, treat and prevent disease. His entrepreneurial spirit will continue to make a real difference to people's lives.
Our sincere condolences to his family and many friends. He will be very fondly remembered by everyone who had the privilege to know him. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis.

Our love and thoughts have been with you over this past week. From your extended NZ Bennett Family - Judy Simon Amanda Joanna and Melissa.

Hardworking prop of championship winning MAGS Rugby 1960 side coached by Eugene Cheriton. Played his part well in that side and an integral member of it.
It can be told now that Al Roddick house boy in those days was much the worse for wear after school ball. Ru and I took Al back and put him to bed but he played up and was in danger of waking the School House. A swift right to Al's jaw and he was out for the count and did not wake until the next morning. Honour saved albeit Al had a sore jaw. Now we would be sued!
Memories from
John Mowlem

James and I and all the team at Farro Fresh, want to express our sympathy to you and your family. Clayton was truly a wonderful man and will warmly be remembered by us. May he rest in peace with the knowledge that he built a wonderful legacy around him.
Our thoughts are with you and we look forward to catching up with you once you return to New Zealand.
From Janene and James Draper

Sorry to hear of Clayton's passing. He was a great boss when we worked on sucralose in Swords, Dublin, Ireland in the early '80s. He gave me a great leg up in the business. Fascinated to hear that he was making chocolate!

BENNETT, Clayton. Clayton became a best mate when he settled in Mangawhai, with Mary, Brodie, Emily and Harry. Dinners and barbecues were filled with discussion and excitement when talking about his second home in France, to his latest taste sensation for a new chocolate to add to the Bennnett's range. His happy smile will be sorely missed around Mangawhai. You're a special friend who will always be fondly remembered by us all. Condolences to Mary and the family, from Mike, Michele, Jess and Dan Turner.