Brian CHONG Obituary

Very sad news of the passing of a lovely man. I feel privileged to have met him. Sincere condolences to Margaret and family.

Our thoughts are with you Margaret in your loss of Brian. We send our love and sympathy.

To Murray and family, so sorry your Dad has passed away. Rest peacefully. Glenda

To Margaret and family.
So sorry to hear of Brian´s passing. Our thoughts are with you all.love and sympathy from
Jill and Maurie.

Dearest Jill and family
Sending heartfelt condolences to you all at this time.

So sorry to hear of Brian´s passing. Our thoughts are with you Margaret and your family.with love and best wishes, Trish and Eric

Dear Aunty Margaret and family my heartfelt condolences on the passing of Uncle Brian. A good natured man who achieved so much in life. I will particularly miss his interesting stories and wonderful sense of humour.

Condolences to the family on loss of Brian. Regards Valma Hirst nee Knight. Ex cub leader Westown

Very sad to hear the news of my Uncle Brian´s passing, an inspiring man of many talents who fostered my interest in music, architecture, and puppetry. Will miss his genuine warmth and quick wit. RIP

Brian what an amazing clever funny man you were keeping the family entertained with your witt
we will all miss you there will never be another love to you Margaret & family Jennie, John,Brett & familes.

Brian was a lovely man who I meet when I worked at the Polytechnic. My sympathies to Margaret and family.

Thinking of you and your family Murray. Your dad was a real gentleman. Much love, Di and Harley

Our Deepest Sympathy to Murray and the Chong Family.Many good memories working with Brian on various sites especially Julian Place.RIP

My thoughts and prayers are with you Murray at the passing of your wonderful Dad.
Many great memories of Brian years ago playing Golf with him at Ngmoutu Golf Club..RIP

So sad to hear of Brian's passing. He was one of the last real gentlemen.
He trained me and many like me in the art-form of architectural draughting in the 70's, before computers were even considered as a draughting tool. So many great memories.