John O'SULLIVAN Obituary

Jack, it was a privilege to know you, thank you for the laughs, your stories and your mentoring around bowls.

To Jack's beautiful family, my sincere condolences to you at this time.

Thinking of you all today.

Love to you all,
Toni

Our deepest sympathy to Jacks family .A true gentleman who gave so much back .Sorry we couldn´t be at his final farewell

Danny, Caz and O'Sullivan family thoughts are with you today as you farewell your Dad. A life well lived.

Our sincere thoughts and Prayers are with you all today and the happy memories bring tears. Rest in Peace, Bexley. You will not be forgotten. from Kath & Darcy.

Sincere congratulations to Jack for an outstanding commitment and contribution to bowls in this province. Jack started at Kaimata and shortly after moved to the Inglewood club, where his devotion yielded Life Membership and 30 club titles - an amazing effort. He had a good delivery, efficient and relaxed. He built up an excellent knowledge of the game and became a fine coach to many. After skipping his side to the last eight of the 1983 Dominion fours, from a field of 446, Jack became a senior Taranaki representative, when the quality and quantity of players was at its highest ever ebb. He proudly represented the centre in five fixtures. He won the New Year fours in 1992 and was runner-up in that event in 1994 and also in the champion-of-champions fours in 1987. He competed in our flagship Open fours on 45 occasions, regularly making post section and advancing to the last 16 on a number of instances. In later years, he was joined by his children, which was a fitting conclusion to his fine career. All blessed with that same O'Sullivan talent, Jack's legacy seems set to continue for many years. Well bowled, Jack.

Thinking of you all at this sad time

Sincere sympathy to all Jacks family . I have lovely memories of the great hospitality shown to me by Jack and Eileen when I stayed with them many years ago . Thinking of you all at this sad time.

To the O´Sullivan families our sincere sympathy to you all in the loss of Jack from Raewyn and Pat Bishop

To the O'Sullivan Family.
Thinking of you all and sending you our deepest sympathy at this very sad time.
Wendy and Family.

A giant of a man who will sorely missed by his family and friends god bless u jack

North Taranaki Jersey Cattle club would like to pass on their condolences to Sully, Raewyn and family. Thinking of you all.

Our thoughts and sympathy are with you all at this time, Jack was a real gentleman. June Stockwell and family.

To Jack's family. So sorry to hear about his death. I have wonderful memories of his visits to us in Bantry Ireland on his way to Dursey along with Eileen. Rest in Peace Jack.

So sad to see you pass but I know Eileen has been waiting a long time to see you
RIP

Dear O´Sullivan family
We are so sorry for the loss of your much loved Dad, a life well lived with so many wonderful memories made. Treasure all those special times as you farewell him into the arms of his much loved Eileen - together again.
So sorry we are unable to attend, will be thinking of you all.
Love Louise & Simon xx

Heart felt condolences to the O'Sullivan,
Clan, Jack was a bloody champion on and off the green. Sorry unable to attend his last roll up. Take care love Neil and Dana Candy

Paul and I send our thoughts and prayers to the greater O'Sullivan family at this time.

A true Gentleman R I P My friend.

Errol and Kath Richardson send their deep sympathy to all your family.

Condolences to the O´Sullivan Family on your loss. Jack will be deeply missed and I will treasure my memories of our adventures together.

To the O´Sullivan Family,Deepest Sympathy to you all. Jack introduced me to outdoor bowls at Inglewood.His manner and dedication was very much admired. An absolute true and honest gentleman. Rest in peace Jack. Allan Madgwick.

My love and condolences to the O'Sullivan family with the loss of Jack. A true gentleman. RIP Jack

Deepest sympathy for your loss. I´m thinking abt the family at this time. Another icon of Inglewood gone.

Caz, Danny, Lucy, Ella, Nellie and all of the O'Sullivan Clan.

My heart is broken for you all.
So sad to have such an amazing man gone.
But wow! What a life well lived and well loved by all.
So lucky to have had sooo many years with your treasured Father, Father in Law and Grandfather. He was a one of a kind, he was a legend!
I hope you find comfort at knowing he is now with his beloved wife again and hold close all the memories you shared together.

Rest in Peace and Love Jack, until we have a drink and celebrate a family occasion together again. Thank you for being the most amazing father to my dear friend Caz.

All my love, Tracy Turner.

To the O'Sullivan family. Thoughts are with you all with the loss of Jack. Love Jac and family

To the family of Jack I wish to send my deepest sympathy to you . Jack was a lovely man who so loved life especially his bowls. He loved his family they meant the world to him.Jack had a wonderful life so my deepest sympathy on a life well lived.

Members of the Inglewood United Rugby Netball Club acknowledge with sadness the recent passing of its valued life Member and club legend, John Bexley (Jack) O'Sullivan. Jack was a stalwart of the Club having given his time and services to the Club in so many ways over the years. We extend our sincere and deepest sympathies to Donut our club chairperson, and to all the O'Sullivan family, on the loss of such a true gentleman who will be missed. His farewell will be on Thursday, 26 March, at 11.15am at the Sacred Heart Church, Inglewood. Club members attending are asked to wear formal club attire and to form a guard of honour.