Paul KIRKWOOD Obituary

Kirky you were a Gem. Keep that front lunge going and bat and pad together!! In our thoughts.

To Sarah, James and Family. It was great knowing Paul (Kirky) at Marist CC, always had time for you. RIP Paul. Regards Radar

To Sara, James + family,
Our deepest condolences for the loss of such a wonderfully amazing guy. Kirky was family in every sense of the word and was the most genuine bloke you could meet. He will be dearly missed by all those that knew him let alone those lucky enough to have called him family.

Andy, Em & Jack Wilks

Very sad. A real music lover was Kirky. Went through school with him from Standard 3. Always a smiley face. RIP

Very saddened to hear of Paul's passing. Was in my classes at Marist Brothers Invercargill. I remember him as a friendly gentle boy who loved his rugby and cricket.
Rest in peace Paul.

To Kirky's Family can we extend our thoughts and sympathy at this very sad time.
We have known Kirky for well over 30 years through baddy and in the latter years when he worked with me in the off season at Lorneville. A great guy who will be sadly missed by all.
The Middlemass Families

Sorry to hear of Paul's passing.I grew up with Paul in Bowmont Street, great guy,so friendly and loved to play drums,we were entertained regularlygreat family and great neighbours
RIP Paul

So sad to hear of the sudden passing of a friend since the 50's. An awesome guy, musician, sportsman and friend to many. Moe mai ra e hoa. Rest in peace.
Di

I am really sad to hear of paul passing. From the age of 5 to 10, I don't think I missed a day without seeing Paul Molly and Jack in Bowmont Street. There was many fond memories of Jack's pea patch, underground huts and permission to make anything we wanted.

RIP Paul you were a great friend to your old mates who had many memories and great times together
We're glad to have your friendship and manners growing up your music talent will be sorely missed
From all all of your old mates

So sorry to hear of Kirky's passing.
He was a great friend to all and nothing was a bother. Enjoyed knowing you via the baddy friends (Chrissie and Pam) and the many times we shared.

Very sad to hear this, really enjoyed working with Kirky in FP1, always had great conversations about current affairs especially sport, and he had a great knowledge of music. Always spotted in the crowd at Marist and Stags games. Every so often if you were lucky he'd drop in a gem of a story about a sporting event or music concert that he'd been to. Telling funny stories or making dry witted observations about the absurdities of life in Fp1 or life in general is what I remember the most, Rest In Peace Kirky,

One of the nicest guys I know, been friends with both my parents for over 30years, many badminton game was had. Kirky has been a real sports mate of my dad's in these older years, they would sit rugged up at many Stags games together, and had season passes to the Sharks games, a shared joy. Kirky will be missed. Carla