John Maxwell Williams
13th August 1957 – 21st May 2025
(67 Years)
Family and friends are invited to attend the funeral service for
John on Wednesday the 11th of June
commencing at 2:00pm.
The service will be held at the M.H. O’Rourke Chapel
located at 113 Crawford Street Queanbeyan.
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Condolence Messages
Trac and furbabies, please accept our sincerest condolences on the passing of our brother John. His death has shocked our family and I know that I speak for the whole of our family when I say he will be sadly missed by his nieces and nephews who always made sure they saw him when he visited us in Napperby. We have so many fond memories of your visits that will keep you in our minds and hearts forever. We are so sorry that we cannot be there to farewell you John but Maxine is unable to travel at this stage but our children are there representing us. RIP John … gone but never forgotten. Love Maxine, Bob and family.
So sad to hear of Johns passing. A great friend and work colleague, many adventures camping/hiking and telling stories around the fire.
Miss you mate, thinking of Tracey and the rest of your family xxx
One doesn’t know where to start , but Thankyou for being a great friend .
From the adventures of the great outdoors of camping and hiking.
Going of beat of walking trails in search of brumbies. Hell hill may never see you again but at least you concord it .
And the most special part when Trac,yourself Kaz Edith and I caught up for dinners .
We are all saddened by you leaving us but the memories will always be with us .
Trac and the fur babies we send you our hearts at such a sad time and our live to you all .
One does not know where to begin , for as one has lost a great friend .
From the memories of the great outdoors to bush walking of the early morning to capture the perfect photo of a brumbie .
Camp fires were never a dull moment Johnny. Thankyou for being a great friend for the last 23 yrs of my life not only have we lost a friend we have lost a great mate a work colleague, but an Uncle Johnny.
Our family catch ups with you Trac Kaz Edith and myself will be greatly missed .
I will say one thing Hell Hill has your name all over it . You came you Concord and bloody hell weren’t we knocked after it .
Trac , we send you our hearts at such a sad time and we are thinking of you .
remembering you as a down to earth gentle man ..easy going and good company .remembering the day you visited on a very hot xmas day in VIC.. and listened to the kids been very noisy with there guitars ..rip mate now your at peace ..condolences to tracy. xxx.🙏❤
deepest sympathy to all the family and friends of john,at peace along with his sister Judy.
To Trac,
Sincere apologies we were unable to be there with you today.
We would have loved to be apart of John’s farewell.
Lots of love from
Renee, Ruby & Indy x
Dear Trac, condolences to you and the family. My apologies for not being there for the funeral. Will always have fond memories of Uncle John and the fun we had with him on his visits to Napperby. Lots of love from Holly, Andrew, Kaidan, Justin and Koby xx