William COWLEY Obituary

Trevor and Joy are two beautiful souls I had the pleasure of meeting them a few times they go way back with my in-laws Tom and Jan Shaw and my husband Craig Tom and Jans youngest son.May you rest in peace Trevor we pass on our condolences to your wonderful family heaven has gained another cheeky angel.You were a very reliable volunteer always willing to help you will be very missed.

I had the absolute pleasure of working for Trevor over 50 years ago as he was successfully building blocks of home and incomes all over Mt Wellington. Trevor was an absolute gentleman,a delight to work for and inspired me to venture out to build on my own. So sorry to hear of his passing.

Sincere condolences to all the family on your sad loss. Trevor and I first met in the late 1940s when we were members of the Calliope Harriers We both had great memories of those days and would speak of them when we met up at Masters Athletic meetings in our latter years. Love leaves memories that no one can take away. Ron and Sylvia Wareham.

Long time neighbour and friend of the McNeil Family, Anthony Place, Pakuranga. Deepest sympathy to Joy and Family.

COWLEY, Trevor. Trevor was a founding and life member of the Pakuranga Athletic Club. A long-standing and dedicated contributor, he served on the original building committee, coached young athletes, and was a much- loved member of the Joggers and Walkers section in his later years. The club and its members will remember Trevor for his warmth, humour, commonsense, and the ever-present twinkle in his eye. Respected and admired by all who knew him. Our condolences to Joy and family.