John Francis Patrick Hunt

10th February 1962 - 11th June 2026
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St Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church
Winton
Tuesday 16 June 2026, 11:00AM
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HUNT John Francis Patrick

 Peacefully at the Longwoods Retirement Village on 11th June 2026, aged 64 years. Loved son of the late Frank and Mary. Much loved brother of the late Barry, and Paul. Loved cousin and workmate of many. A service to celebrate John's life will be held at 11am, Tuesday 16th of June , St Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, Winton . Followed by interment at the Wreys Bush Cemetery. Messages to 34 Morton Street, Riverton. 9822 

Messages

So very sad news of John's passing... we caught up with John few weeks ago in the resthome for a good old chat.. May you now rest in peace.
Condolences to Johns family and extended family..
Alexis & Paul, Mataura
It was a pleasure to work with you John. Along with the laughs and banter that we all shared at Ngaiagra.
Condolences to your family.
Aroha, Invercargill
Condolences to Johns family, very sad to hear of Johns passing, worked with John for years at the old Morley coal mine and wairaki mine, he always had a smile, and loved to give a bit of cheak
MICHAEL CHISHOLM , KAITANGATA
Sorry to see johns passing thinking of his family and cousins RIP
Maureen Johnston, Otautau
John's Family, thoughts go out to you on your loss. Worked with John at Craig Pine for a few years.
Harry and Sharyn Whyte , Dipton
Condolences to Paul and all the family at this very sad time.
Neil & Pauline Maxwell &Family, Auckland
Condolences to John's family, sad to hear of his passing. He was always on for giving cheek and on for a laugh.
RIP John
Graeme & Debbie Millar
Debbie , Riverton
Sorry to hear of John passing. I will never forget his smile and cheeky comments. My sincere sympathy Paul
Margaret Laughton, Balclutha
R.I.P John. You will be well missed by those around Niagara. I enjoyed the laughs we always had in passing and the odd time when you worked in our area. My thoughts are with your family and close friends/workmates today as your life is celebrated.
Cody, Invercargill
John Boy you were always a pleasure to work with in the mill days in Otautau. Your cheeky smile and the banter that came with it but you also enjoyed receiving plenty back. You can now RIP.
Colleen Heal, Riverton
Many great memories of John, he always loved a yarn and good banter! Thinking of you Paul. Much aroha Mandy Pagan nee Collie xoxo
Mandy Pagan , Invercargill