Offroad-Express

Just a quick note for those of you who new him ,John Walker lost his battle with cancer today .John was a senior member of the Auckland 4wd club and well known through out the winch challenge scene and a founding member of 4x4 challenges .My thoughts go out to his wife Pip and all his family...Steve

I wish to join Steve in offering my condolence to Pip,Jeremy,Megan,Nathen. John had been involved in winch challenges from it inception in NZ as an organiser and competitor .His presence will be sorely missed.
George

its always sad to see a fellow 4wder pass on

especially one who had done so much for our sport/pastime

condolences to the whanau

SKID

Heartfelt condolences to the family, it is indeed very sad to read the news. John would be dearly missed at the club meetings as well as trips. May his soul rest in eternal peace.

John will be greatly missed by all who knew him in four wheeling and aviation, both fields in which he excelled. My condolences to Pip, Jeremy, Megan and Nathan as well as his whole extended family.

Rest in peace John, we learned a lot from you.

Peter Vahry

I have been asked to form a 4Wd escort for John Walker’s funeral. I don’t have the details yet but it will probably Wednesday or Thursday morning. I would like as many winch competition trucks as possible. If you knew John and are in the Auckland area and can afford the time it would be much appreciated if you could attend.
Please contact me. president@4x4challenges.org.nz
George
The funeral is on Wednesday 12:30 Eastgate Christian Center, 5 Ben Lomond Cres Pakuranga

I will do that George, getting vehicle ready for this weekend event ,however , I will put it on the road for that. Rest in peace John you certainaly were a great man. cheers darryn Bell

HI all, I went to Johns Funneral this afternoon. It was a moving experance, and it bought a tear to my eye. My condolences to all his family as John's smile will be very much missed.

Cheers Rohan H

John, I am lost for words mate.

We had spent so much time together in running the winch challenges in your area, so much so that I came back from Wellington for more, just to help a great man like you. You would spend time helping everyone and that smiling face will always be remembered. Hope to catch up with you up there one day, when my candle goes out.

My condolences go out to Pip, Jeremy, Megan and Nathan as well as his whole extended family.

Rest in peace mate.

Larry Haines

Thanks guys, your thoughts are all much appreciated.

And a big thank you to all those who supported dad over the last 5 and a half years since he was first diagnosed with cancer. He often mentioned that the 4wd events he went too was his preferred type of 'treatment' and at times he was pretty certain they did more good than the drugs the doctors prescribed.

Jeremy