John Coles Death – John Coles, a distinguished figure and proud supporter of Whanganui Collegiate School, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of commitment and service. John Coles, an esteemed Old Boy (#4728, H 1947-50), dedicated over five decades to serving Whanganui Collegiate School.
A Lifetime of Dedication to Whanganui Collegiate
The Old Boys and Girls Association will undoubtedly carry forward his legacy of support and camaraderie, ensuring his spirit lives on in the life of the school. His tenure as the President of the Waikato Branch of the WCS Old Boys and Girls Association spanned more than 50 years, highlighting his unwavering dedication to the institution.
Contributions to the School Community
Throughout his life, John Coles played a pivotal role in fostering a sense of community and pride among Whanganui Collegiate’s alumni. His leadership within the Old Boys and Girls Association contributed significantly to maintaining connections among former students and supporting current initiatives at the school.
Tributes and Condolences
Upon news of his passing, tributes poured in from the Whanganui Collegiate community. The Whanganui Collegiate Old Boys and Girls Association expressed deep sadness at the loss of John Coles, acknowledging his pivotal role in shaping the association and his enduring impact on the school.
Legacy and Remembrance
John Coles leaves behind a lasting legacy of dedication, service, and camaraderie. His contributions to Whanganui Collegiate School and its alumni network will be remembered fondly by all who had the privilege of knowing him. As the community mourns the loss of John Coles, efforts are underway to honor his memory and continue the traditions he cherished.
Funeral Arrangements and Memorial Services
Details regarding funeral arrangements and memorial services for John Coles will be announced shortly. The Whanganui Collegiate community and his extended family and friends are invited to pay their respects and celebrate his life. John Coles’ passing marks the end of an era for Whanganui Collegiate, but his influence and contributions will resonate for years to come. He will be remembered not only for his leadership but also for the warmth and generosity he showed to all who crossed his path.
