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Les Quartermaine
September 12, 2024
To Sue, Hamish, Anna and families. I've only heard recently of Ians passing, and what a shock. Ian was an awesome and enthusiastic guy, and very supportive boss in my Dalgety Nelson days. I enjoyed every contact I made with Ian since those days. He meant heaps to me. My sincere condolences to you Sue, Hamish, Anna and families. I know he will be greatly missed.
Lisalisa
February 6, 2024
It was awesome to have been your caregiver Ian and to see your lovely dedicated wife sue by your side I will miss your smile and the glow in your eyes. Thinking of your wife sue and to all your supportive family at this time thankyou for those memories Ian
Sue Mickell
January 22, 2024
To Sue & whanau, so very sorry to hear about Ian's passing. I have fond memories of a lovely boss from my days at Dalgety's all those years ago. Love & hugs, Sue Mickell
Alexey Markevich
January 21, 2024
Please accept condolences from all employees of the Moscow Theological Seminary. We remember Ian Chapman as a wonderful friend of the seminary who left a piece of his heart in Russia. He did a lot for the formation and development of the seminary. At the same time, he never imposed his vision or theology. He said that the Russian seminary should be led by Russian people. Even after the formal resignation from the post of head of RLM. He maintained friendly relations with the seminary.
We will miss him greatly.
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Dene & Jan Ainsworth
January 19, 2024
E te rangatira a Ian, moe mai e hoa i te rangimarie. Ko tenei te wa mo to haerenga whakamutunga. Haere atu e hoa ki to kainga tuturu i te taha o o tupuna i reira. Haere, haere, haere atu ra i waenganui te korowai aroha o matou.
E te whanau pani a Sue ma, he mihi aroha ki a koutou. Kia kaha, kia maia i tenei wa pouri. Puritia koutou i nga maumahara o to tane a Ian i nga wa katoa.
Our love and sympathies to you Sue, and your whanau, at this time as we mourn the loss of a truly great gentleman and warrior that we were blessed to have met and spent times together. Sadly they were too few but are treasured moments.
Ahakoa he iti, he pounamu.
Arohanui, dene & jan
Pauline Carson
January 18, 2024
Sending you sympathy and lots of hugs Sue a for your loss.
Clive & Jan Workman
January 17, 2024
To Sue, Anna, Hamish and family. Sorry to hear of Ian's passing, we remember the good times, parties and quizz evenings we had together while in Porrit Place.
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