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Philip Langenhoven
October 14, 2019
Me te aroha tino nui atu. My deepest sympathies to the Maxwell whanau. I will always remember the friendship and toutoko koro Roger afforded me at work, where he was our rangatira. My sincere apologies that I was not able to attend the tangi.

The old team
October 11, 2019

October 11, 2019
As we travel through life we all experience different events which have a profound effect upon us as individuals and our attitude towards others. For some of us we are truly blessed and so lucky when during our journey our paths cross with an outstanding human whose characteristics provide us with the right direction and personal objectives we strive to achieve.
My dear friend Roger (Choc) Maxwell was one of these people. The military draws out and emphasises the good characteristics in all soldiers. Having served with Roger I experienced his outstanding attributes first hand. Roger can only be described as a first class soldier and officer. He demonstrated exactly how a loyal and trust worthy soldier should act. He was the shining example of how you can be tough without being rough.
Not only did I have the privilege of serving with Roger, but I also had the great pleasure of having Roger as a close and valued friend. Roger was a kind, considerate, loving man. He also demonstrated how one can and should enjoy life.
He will always remain in our thoughts and hearts and one day we will meet again. Until then may God hold Roger safe in the palm of his hand.Gail and family are in our thoughts and prayers.
Love
Lyndsay and Norman Fry
Prue Poata
October 9, 2019
I'm so sorry to hear of your passing. Was so fortunate to work with you at NZTA where you were our kind, patient and humble kaumatua / Pou Arahi. Ka ora tonu to wairua i waenganui i a matou kua wehea atu nei. Moe mai e Matua. Moe mai i to moengaroa, i roto i te rangimarie, i te aroha o te Runga Rawa. xxxx
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