Barry WILLCOX Obituary

Our deepest sympathy to Barry and Val´s family. They were great supporters and volunteers in our Mokau, Awakino Tongaporutu communities over many years. Our thoughts are with you all at this sad time. Gay and John Andrews, Okau.
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Thinking of the Willcox family and extending heartfelt sympathy in their sad loss.
Robby Willcox, Wanganui

Fond 50s and 60s schoolboy memories of staying on the Larsen farm, Pehu, where Barry worked. A gentleman then, and sure he never changed. He had the bestest dogs, and we called him "Bomb" - don't know why?

Barry was a gentleman with a great sense of humour x it has been a privilege to know him at Summerset and will be very missed
Jill Summerset-reception

To Sharron and the Wilcox Families. Deepest Sympathy on the passing of Barry.
Bev and Andy Davy.

Our condolences to you all. Gary and I found Barry to be a lovely family man with turning up to all family functions. He will be missed when our families have gathering together in the further. We are sorry we can't be there Friday. But you all will be in our hearts and thoughts. Love Maree and Gary.

Thinking of you all at this very sad time - Barry was an awesome fella and was very well thought of at our
Bowling Club - Will be sadly missed by us all.
Rest in Peace Barry.
Carolyn & Wayne Batchelor

To Sharron and the Bigham Families. Sincerest sympathy on the passing of Barry.
From Bev and Andy Davy.

Our condolences to the Willcox family. Fond memories go back 65 years + to the old Pehu, Uruti days and the H. V.S. Larsen & Sons era.
Then the Lands & Surveys days and the times since.
A genuine, honest, tough guy and a good friend.
Bill & Sybil Laurence. Christchurch

To Sharon & Ron, Keshia, Tirana and family, thinking of you at this sad time. Many happy memories of time spent with your family for birthday parties when the girls were little