Colin McKENZIE Obituary

To Colin's family,
I have only just learnt of the passing of Colin.
I had not seen Colin for many years. We were the closest of friends in our Primary School years at Marton School and only lived a short distance from each other in the Tutaenui District, Marton. We did many things together both at School, on the School Bus, and many other activities such as bike riding, eeling, birthday parties and many other things on a daily basis.
A real fun guy I still remember so clearly. I still treasure having a number of photos of Colin from the school time. The family won't know them, but some of his close school friends, namely Robin McConnell and neighbour Andrea Bartlett have also passed this year. RIP Colin and thanks for all those long ago memories.
Graham Savell
Tawa,
Wellington

Goodbye my friend and old Bank Manager at BNZ Wainuiomata Branch. Thanks for the memories, including playing the bagpipes in the voucher room with the pig in the wheelbarrow.

Dear Josie, Fiona & Family. It is with a heavy heart we write this message of condolence. Fatherly will be sorely missed by us and the Pipe Band Fraternity. RIP Fatherly, fly high. We miss you mate. Neil & Julie.

To Josie and the McKenzie Family
Our Deepest Sympathy on the passing of Colin.
Thoughts are with you.
Johanna Lees & all from Fraser Dance

To Josie and Fiona and families
Our sincere condolences in the passing of Colin . He was such a livewire full of fun and kindness.
One of lifes loveliest social butterflies - fly high Colin and may your spirit live on for years to come
With Love Jan and David Evershed

So sad to hear of Mac's passing, so many good memories, and some sad ones too - for us BNZers who had the privilege and honour of working with Mac. He was a real people person, the epitome of relationship banking, certainly banked the person. We all learnt so much from him. He was funny, professional, the 'Dad' of us all for some years. A very understanding man who had SO many good stories to tell. Forever in our memories. With love and respect to Josie, Fiona and family - will see you Tuesday

Dear Josie and Fiona
How sad we were to read of Colin´s passing this morning. Remembering all the good fun times in your Stratford days. We can still hear those bagpipes! Treasure all the memories.
Sending love and sympathy to both you and the grandies. Colin will be missed by many.

Our deepest sympathy to Josie and family at this sad time. Colin will be missed by family and friends especially with his work for the Cancer Society over many years and his work as one of the last Bank Managers. He was one of Thames good men who would help anyone he could. Travel well Colin, you have deserved it! RIP Colin. Errol & Ngaire Ashburton