Grant KNUCKEY

So sorry to hear of Grant's passing Judy and whanau. We really enjoyed working along side Grant during our time working for Ngati Ruanui Iwi and Ruanui Health and other Iwi Maori projects before we retired 10 years ago. RIP Grant. Arohanui Spencer and Sue Carr and whanau

To Judy and Family Deepest Sympathy on your sad loss of Grant, so many fond memories of back in our cycling days RIP Grant Brian Roulston

Sending our condolences to the Knuckey whanau all our love Vinnie and Adee Nuku xoxo

Kia ora whanau, we are sorry to hear of Grant's passing. Please accept our sincere condolences. Arohanui, Puke and whanau.

So sorry to hear of Grants passing I have fond memories of the time I work alongside him at Te Atiawa. May loved ones around you bring you strength and help ease the pain. Know I'll be thinking of you. Regards Katie Black

To Grant whanau we will cherrish our memories, so sad,sending you mega Aroha an our heartfelt condolences Miles an Robyn Monsall an our whanau

We have lost another icon. Lots of memories with him and my dad, Peter Love, at the Plymouth Hotel. Will be greatly missed. Arohanui Peter & Rosemary, Edwina, Sarah & Virginia.

Nice to have seen you Grant when you visited here at Te Puna Wai Kaumatua Units in Wainuiomata Love you my Cousin from a Smart Road Taylor

Judy what a sad day Grant - the great Taranaki Kauri has fallen Grant was a special friend from my days at Waitara High School playing rugby to mor recently when you would spend hours with me teaching me about my history and heriatage. I still have so much to learn and I have lost my tutor My sympathy is with you Judy and your family. I am so sorry that I cannot attend his funeral - as I am in Bahrain on another of my global trips. My sincere condolences and aroha is with you...