Philip JACKSON Obituary

Our sincere condolences to you all at this sad time

Liz and Trevor Nolan

Very sorry my wife Cheryl and myself just arrived back from overseas. We have only known Phil for the past 2 years at Bridge. A very likeable character,who we became friends with and looked forward to seeing him each week.
I had given him and Steve one of his partners at bridge, the affectionate name of Hero and Zero, as often their results depicted this.
Regards Bill and Cheryl Begg

Those whom we love and lose are no longer where they were :they are now wherever we are
St Johannes Chrysostomos

Love to you all on your very sad loss.
Robyn and John Taylor.

Thinking of you all at this very sad time. I have such fond memories of Uncle Phil on the spud digger, cracking the whip while us kids threw rotten spuds at one another, doing his best to manage the chaos unfolding around him. Firm but fair, he was a true gentleman.
I remember the homemade go-kart he and Dad built, and the jet boating adventures in Lake Tekapo when we were kids. Rest in Peace Uncle Phil xx

Thinking of you all at this sad time. Rest peacefully Phil regards Heather and Ian Moss

Phil your sense of fun and humour as well as the wise words of advice will be sorely missed at the bridge table. Condolences to family and thoughts are with you all.

My condolences to you all Phil was a wonderful man and we enjoyed his friendship at the bridge table

Phil, you will be sadly missed. We knew you both as an inspirational, well liked tutor and staff colleague at Aoraki Polytechnic, and as a highly respected Director and player at the Timaru Bridge Club. Our condolences to Liz and family. Gavin and Angela Spence