Maxwell JONES Obituary

Early '70s, Hastings, Max had a thoroughly unique man-management style that brought out the absolute best in people. Universally loved and respected, a legend in the true meaning of the word. Rest in peace Max

My late husband Jim Beardsley would have wanted to thank Max for the good times and tuition Max gave him in Hastings. I too could tell many a story about those years....I'm tempted but I won't.
Please accept my condolences......Chris Beardsley. Cambridge.

A legend gone. A man with big personality and skills. A pleasure to be mentored by Max in Hastings in the 70's. Condolences to Cheryl and the Jones family.
Bryan and Mary Oliver. Cambridge.

Saddened to hear passing of Max.. fond memories of our trip to Rarotonga 2018 & being hosted by Max & Tau a few times. Condolences to Tau & Jones family from late Dr John Moore & Maree

Sorry to hear of the passing of Max. Our Condolences to Toni and Family and Nigel and Christine and family. We worked with Max at write price supermarket many years ago . He was such a lovely man and quite witty such a character.
Thoughts are with you all
Regards
Brenda Grantham
Karen Kirk.

Sorry to hear the bad news, especially not too long after the passing of Holly. R.I.P. Love to all family. Rod Newport.

So very sorry for your loss. Many memories of Max from Rotorua. Thinking of you and sending comfort and hugs.

Sorry to hear.

Talivaldis (Taz) Skulve

Sorry to hear the news. Condolences to everyone.
Pete & Jane Riordan

I have good memories of Max with Hastings Celtic rugby club and as a fellow member of the NZ police in Hastings in the70's and 80's.you were a good man Max, Graeme Walsh-California.