Noel BRINSDON Obituary

My condolences go out to Jill and her family. Noel will always be the happy whistler to me, good memories from decades ago when he owned a Supermarket in Invercargill. So sad for your loss.

Always remembered as a dedicated member and friend of the Southland Woodworkers Guild. Rest in piece Noel.

To Ian, Faye and the wider Brinsdon family, on half of Lodge Winton 108, please accept our deepest condolences and sympathies on the passing of Noel. Noel was one of life's true gentleman: loyal, honest, dedicated, dependable and always willing to lend a hand when needed. These attributes attributed to Noel achieving one of the highest honours in Freemasonry, the rank of RH (Roll of Honour). He also served as a mason for over 50 years, which is a no mean achievement on its own. Will be missed by all who knew him.

Darryl Hewitson (Lodge Winton 108 Almoner)

Our thoughts are with Noel Brinsdon family at this sad time.
Jo Stephens and family

So sad to hear of Noel's passing. He was a great friend to mum and dad (Marj and Johnny Stephens) and an amazing woodworker. Dad and Noel spent many happy hours at the woodworker's Guild and I'm lucky to have some of Noel's work as well as Dad's. A great friend who will be sadly missed. Condolences from the Stephens Family.

Sincere Condolences on the loss of your precious Noel. As a child growing up I remember going to Kings foodmarket in Tay St with my parents to get Dutch treats. His whistling could be heard throughout the store. A cheeky man of cheerful disposition. He was a good friend to many and will be sorely missed.

My sincere condolences to the Brinsdon family,have known them for a very log time. Always remember Noel as very happy person who whistled his way through life,RIP

Our deepest sympathies to the family

Thinking of you all at this sad time, some great memories made I'm sure. Love from Lorraine Knoll and family.

Ian, Sorry to read of your Dads passing. A Life well lived Im sure.