Warwick ALCOCK Obituary

Memories of so many years of Roy´s endless patience,
kindness and generosity over many years, both to Peter and myself as a couple and latterly to me . You were always a reliable friend and will be greatly missed.
Love and prayers to you dear Dorothy and to James and Warry and family.

My memories and involvement with Roy date back t6o 1998 when I arrived from the UK to take on the leadership of the Opus Architecture business. Roy very quickly impressed me as a highly competent technical cornerstone of the Auckland based team. He was much sort after by architects for contribution to their own projects and often to be seen with young graduates passing on the benefits of his own experience and knowledge. He was a wonderful team player, diligent, reliable, patient and simply great to have around. Maggie and I got to know Dorothy at numerous social events and after many years of happy marriage and family life we know that Roy will be sorely missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with you Dorothy and your extended family.

Our deepest sympathy to Dorothy and Family. I have alot of fond memories of growing up in Bruce St with the Alcock Family close by. Our Mums were very good friends. Rest in peace Roy, you were one of life's true Gentlemen. Love Gail (nee Morse) and Barry Coyle

Hi Dorothy
Sad to read of Roy´s passing. It sounds like he had good care before his final farewell.
If you need any help I´m happy to be there for you as it isn´t easy as I´ve found. Big hugs take care. X

I knew Roy for all of the more than 22 years I worked for Works Consultancy Services and then Opus, he was a good man, a kind man, a very skilled professional who worked diligently alongside his colleagues and would help anyone. He had a ready smile, a great sense of humour and I can see him smiling now in my mind's eye as my abiding memory of him. He will be missed by all who knew him, he was one of the best. A great loss to family and friends.

I'm saddened to hear of Roy's passing. I worked closely with him for many years, particularly on Albany University. I greatly admired his dedication, integrity, professionalism and technical knowledge. He was a lovely soul to work alongside. My deepest sympathy for his family.
Stuart Wheeler (old workmate)

We are saddened to hear of the passing of our former colleague, Roy. Roy was a valued member of the Architecture family for many decades before his retirement. His dedication and professionalism left a lasting impact on us.

Please accept our heartfelt condolences during this difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you Dorothy, James, Warwick and family. Roy will be greatly missed, but his legacy will live on in the many lives he touched.

With deepest sympathy from the WSP Architecture Team (formerly Opus)

Such good times and memories Roy ,Sorely missed .
Love to my wonderful sister ,James ,Warry, Kate and boys
Love from Sue ,Les,Jen,Kate and Ramsay.

Roy a former key team mate along with his brother Phil and my brothers Big D and Mark for the rugby and cricket Test Matches fought out in the backyard at Bruce St. So many great and fun memories of those good times.
Rest in peace old friend.
Rob Arblaster.

All our compassion and love to our very dear friend Dorothy, James, Warwick, Kate and family. Goodbye dear Roy. You rest now. You were a really lovely guy; one of nature's finest. We will miss you and hold the very fondest memories of you forever. Kate and Peter

ALCOCK, Warwick Roy (Roy). Born December 22, 1943. Passed away on December 02, 2024. Much loved brother and brother-in-law of Philip (deceased) and Linda; Roseanne and Mark; Gillian and Paul and their families. Gone too soon. Will be sadly missed.