Robert JAGGER Obituary

So sorry to hear of Bob's passing. In 2016 we recorded some of his stories for a show on Access Radio Taranaki. These are still available should anyone like to listen to Bob's adventures, told in his own voice.
https://www.accessradiotaranaki.com/archives/voices-of-experience/

My condolences to his family.

So sad to hear of bobs death. He was a wonderful man and will be greatly missed by all who ever had the fortune to meet and spend time with him. He had a personality that could light up any room. Condolences to all.

So sad to read this notice, I cared for Bob before he moved into the resthome. A wonderful man. The stories he used to tell me over a cuppa will always be remembered. We shared alot of laughs, although it was role to look after Bob, you sure looked after me. Always remembered with a smile. Lots of love to the family of Bob. R.I.P my friend.
Cat
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My Uncle Bob's visits to our family home was always full of happyness. He adored his late sister Carol, (my mum), they were very close. My parents shared part of their lives together with Uncle Bob, whilst all living and working in Fiji. Uncle Bob was was such a friendly, kind, caring, generous and bubbly person.
You lived a great long life, RIP Uncle Bob.
Love Rob Mosen, Gervaise & family.

nice manwith great sense of humour nice to deal with

Our condolences. Bob was a gentleman and we had such great conversations and plenty of laughs the times he stayed with us. He had a great memory. Also he did enjoy a dram . Joan & Bruce Fergusson Christchurch

My condolences to Robert's family. I met him several times over the years on ANZAC Day and liked him very much. I have attached a picture of him and my Dad, Major Harry Russell MC, who was always pleased to see him as they shared the experience of fighting in the Korean War - the forgotten war, but one where New Zealand soldiers made ALL the difference at the three Battles of the Hook. Brave men. RIP.

So sorry to hear about Robert. He sounds as though he was a very person and did a lot in his life. My condolences to all his family. From Wendy Barclay wilso

Dear Uncle Bob , your exploits were infamous , your tales legendary , your travelling the country by car until right into your 90's , your wonderful visits and always kept in touch - we will miss you greatly - your time for others was wonderful .
Enjoy your final rest now - you deserve it!

R.I.P. Bob, on behalf of the late Red Harris' family - Red served with you in Korea and the family very much appreciated your book about that time.

To Bobs family.Sorry to see that he has passed away as he was my late husbands (Trevor Warner) who was maintenance engineer at the Toko Dairy Factory . Thoughts are with you. Heather Warner NP.

Such a nice, fun gentleman, whom we took to Toko Lions with us. A life well lived
Chris and Alan Smith

Dearly love son of the late Ivy and Conrad Jagger. Loved brother and brother in law of the late Ben and Betty Jagger, and uncle of Elizabeth and Ken. Loved brother and brother in law of the late Carol and Wally Mosen. Adored uncle of Donna and Barry Lamont, and great uncle of Nick and Josh Lamont. He will be greatly missed and we will cherish the wonderful memories we have of our Uncle Bob and Aunty Irene (deceased),

To Bob´s family our sincerely sympathy to your all.I worked with Bob at Kiwi Dairy 40 years ago. He was a good person to work with.
Chris and Glenyss Werder

My sympathy to Bob's family at this sad time. A life well lived and a great age he has reached.
I had the pleasure of meeting Bob in recent years and sharing info with him on the Korean War that he and my late father served in. I greatly appreciate the time we spent having a chat as this helped me gain some more insight into my Dad's time in the Korean War.
Thoughts and prayers are with you all.
I salute you Bob.

Mike Shegedin - Opunake

Sincere Sympathy to you all What a busy and interesting life this man has lead!! I was delighted to write the forward to his book "A life well lived" we had many talks over cups of tea and his memories were delightful . Kia Kaha Shirley Stephens Cambridge Waikato

Loved brother of the late Carol and husband the late Wally Mosen, uncle of Paul and Sharon and family. We will always remember Bob's stories and laughter.

My sympathy to the family of Bob, I worked for Bob who was the factory manager at Toko Dairy factory about 45 years ago, I were on contract from an Engineering Co doing maintenance work, for nearly 1 year. Bob was a very friendly, colorful person and great to work for. Have met and talked to him on many occasions since and still the same friendly person . R.I.P Bob

So sad to see the passing of Bob one of Life's great characters who did so much for others. Bob was Charter President of Toko Lions and continued to attend social Club events until very recently. He will always be remembered by his stories and spontaneous bursting into song. Always a joy to be around and he will be sadly missed.

On behalf of Lodge Whangamomona No 234 I express our sincerest sympathy to Bob's daughter Lynn & family members and he loved you all. Bob was a long serving member of Freemasonry for fifty five years and well respected throughout the country. He would volunteer to assist any cause for he had a heart of gold and will be deeply missed by his community organizations he belonged to. May he rest in the arms of the G A O T U until me meet again.

Lyn (Ler), Tim and your family
While I didn't know your Dad, I'm thinking of you guys and next time we're down your way, we'll be popping in for 'memories' over a cuppa.
Toni (Hughes) & Eddy

Sorry to read about the passing of Bob you will all have wonderful memories that you have made with him
Jacque Hollenback

JAGGER,
Robert Carr (Bob):

The Lions Club of Inglewood acknowledge with sadness the passing of Life Member Bob Jagger. All members are requested to attend Bob's funeral service at Eagar's Te Henui Chapel at 172 Lemon Street, New Plymouth at 10.30am on Saturday 14th January. Club shirts or jackets to be worn please. A guard of honour will be formed at the conclusion of the service.

President
Dennis Dravitzki