Richard CAMERON Obituary

You will always be remembered Dick Cameron my friend and colleague. You were remarkable with a great flare in dealing with people.

Together with David Parr, Peter Addison , yourself and myself we were the original Westpac Banking Corporation (New Zealand) Corporate BankingTeam.

They were great days spanning the 1980's until we all went our separate ways, me offshore and you to General Manager Bank of Tonga.

Thank you, Dick, my mentor for which I am so grateful.

You were inspirational, intelligent, caring and above all a great friend.

My condolences to Nick and Kimberley. Your father was a great man. Forever known as "the housewife's friend" for all the nicest reasons.

Frank Lester
Lane Cove, Sydney, NSW /, Ausralia.

My sincere sympathy in the sad loss of your Dad, Kim and Nick.

from Trish (Christchurch)

Richard will be sadly missed by many at Northcote Bowling Club. His contribution on the administrative side has been invaluable over many years, but possibly not noticed as much as his 'Tractors' rolling into the head and changing the result of yet another game of Bowls.
We will miss you Richard Frederick Cameron
( Dicko). NBC.

Yes I remember our various corporate business trips throughout New Zealand, our social engagements and your presence. Dick Cameron (the housewifes friend) you will live on in our hearts and memories.

You are a legend my friend. Frank and Kerry Lester, Sydney . NSW

So sorry to learn of the passing of a great mate. Dick kept in touch while we were in Australia and recently upon our return to NZ.
We all enjoyed great times with Dick either at work or the Northcote Rugby Club Friday Nights.
Our love to Kimberly and Nick.
Mike and Maxine Keay

Very sorry to hear of Dick's passing - a great character well remembered in Westpac. Greg D'Anvers

CAMERON, Richard Frederick (Dick). Vice President and a valued member and contributor to life at the Northcote Bowling Club. Rest in peace.

CAMERON, Richard Frederick (Dick) On Sunday 15th March at Glenfield; aged 72. Dick was a diligent worker, enjoyed life to the full and a man of principle. Will be sadly missed by Don and Jo Cameron (Omokoroa) and family.