Ian HAMPTON Obituary

My deepest condolences to Lorna, Jo and Michael. Ian was a gentleman and a scholar for sure. Always willing to lend a hand if needed and never too busy to have a chat.

I remember him running the streets of Manukau and wishing I had half his energy even though I was probably half his age. Gone but not forgotten. Rest in peace Ian.

My sincere condoleances,

Ian was a very important person for me. I feel very lucky to have spent a lot of time with Lorna and him, especially travelling accross the french cannals and when we were coming to NZ. I will always cherish those memories and keep them in my heart.

I always felt Ian and Lorna were a little like grandparents for me.

All my thoughts goes to Lorna, Jo, Michael and his family.

My condolences to family and friends.
A third cousin 1x removed from the Hampton-Dysart connection in my family tree.

Ian, always a gentleman, a good sort, a joker, enthusiast, especially in his Bridge games, and his One-No-Trump. May you achieve those Grand Slams wherever you are.
To Lorna our love and condolences. Frances, on behalf of Manurewa Bridge Club

Thanks Dad for all the memories you have left us. You were a scout master to me, taught me to sail, took me many times to MX racing on a early Sunday morning, showed me how to build stuff, how to shoot a rifle, how to run a farm and a business and most importantly how to be a dad,