Morris KELLAS Obituary

Sorry for your loss. He was. An amazing person to work with. Even brought me back a keyring from his brisbane holiday. Will remember him as a great guy.

R I P Morris. It was a absolute pleasure to have known you my Friend. I first meet you at high school in Dunedin and we have always been friends and fellow engineers. I was planning to catch up with you early next year as I live in Whangarei now .But now that will have to wait but rest assured we will meet up sometime soon . Best Regards Linden and Lisa.

One of only a few great men in the world. Taken to the heavens far to soon. I remember the time spent at Henderson's Road, I could listen to Morris for hours soaking up his story's and knowledge. Always engaging and could light up a room without even trying. Rest Easy Morris.

Nga whakaaro aroha ki a koutou.

Our deepest sympathy to Sandra and your beautiful family. I always remember Morris at work and when I'd come for a visit a lovely man xx

We are deeply saddened by the loss of Captain Hook - a truly gentle soul. Always ready with a story, a laugh, and a smile that lit up the room, you touched the hearts of everyone lucky enough to know you.

You will be dearly missed, but never forgotten.

Sorry for your loss - rest in peace, Captain.

Moe Mai ra e hoa. Bloody good bugger captain RIL

Deepest Sympathy to Morris 's family.
Kev H

Rip hook. You were one of the good ones. Was a privilege to work along side you. You sure loved your family. Expressly those grandkids you were always sharing there funny wee stories. Make sure you keep watching over all your whanau. Sorry I can´t make it to your farewell but will be thinking of you all.

Sorry to hear of Morris's passing, I knew him from Pine Hill School and worked with him at Millers Mechanical in the 1980's. Condolences to the family.