Desmond Sarjant WILLIAMS

Sending our condolences to a special family. We often think of our time together while visiting in NZ. Even though we are far away, we think of you often. Would be great to hear from you when you have time.

Deepest sympathy Pam &family Thinking of you all today Neil&Dawne Stockdill

We met Des and Pam when we moved to NZ in 1996. We enjoyed many happy visits with them over the 11 years we were there. They were pillars in our fellowship and gave us many words of wisdom to live by. When they sold their home and went to live in their travel home we bought a little lamp stand which came back to the states with us and still in our living room in use. It is a just a reminder of some wonderful friends. There is no doubt that his smile and good will to others will be missed....

I was about 17 when I got to know the Williams' and their young family. I was often in the Aladdin coffee lounge, not having a flat white, but chatting with Des over a pie and a custard square. Des and Pam had a big influence on me in those years and with their support and encouragement I joined the Police, which led to relationships many of us still enjoy to this day. In 2000 our family 'emigrated' to the North Shore from Wellington to live in the 'same town' again as the Williams (and...

Dear Pam,Sharon, Jane, Jason, Matthew and family members. Feel sad to think t your dear Des/ Dad/ Father in law, Grandad and Great Grandad no longer being here in person. Glad we had the privilege of knowing him in the happy days at Glenfield? -On the Northshore. And treasure the few times when you came south in your Motorhome Pam with 2 of your grand daughters and then just the 2 of you. Bronwyn said you used to call and visit our mum in Taupo too. Thinking of you all and know it will...

Dear Pam Andrew and I would like to send you our sincere condolences. We are thinking of you at this time. We will be in touch in a few days.