I didn't know Bob, but he sounded like a great chap with a fabulous heart and a kind person who wears many hats like my Dad did. My condolences to the family from Wendy Barclay Wilson Inglwood RSA and RNZRSA.

When Mum and Dad moved to Inglewood Mum was so chuffed to connect with you again after being at Mangaroa School with you in the early 1930's. Mum recalled seeing you last in 1964 when Mum, Dad and I went to the Mangaroa School 50th Jubilee in 1964. Dad so enjoyed your company, especially at the Club in the years after we lost Mum in 2003, thanks for keeping an eye out for Dad and walking beside him each ANZAC Dawn Parade, Bob. And then you bought Dad's green Mazda, Dad's first ever brand new car, he was pleased that you would get to enjoy it. He took a lot of pride in that car. One of life's true gentlemen, gone but not forgotten. Thanks for the opportunity to know you Bob, Rest in Peace.

To Bob’s extensive family our heartfelt condolences, you/we have lost a remarkable mate. Bob, thanks for caring and calling us up on 22nd December for a chat, you sounded so good, I’m going to miss you Mr Inspiration 🫶 Tex Jones

A beautiful service that Bob would have been chuffed with. Thank you to all that came and Eagers. Rest in love Bobby ❤️

My sincere condolences on Bobs passing. He was ones of life’s real gentlemen. I will miss his warm welcome, his cheery personality and his love of singing.

Deepest Condolences to you Lyn. We have wonderful memories of our Uncle Bob who we saw a lot of when we were growing up. He would often talk fondly of his time spent in Fiji when he was stationed there with our Dad & Mum (the late Wally & Carol Mosen). He’ll be greatly missed. Adored uncle of Bryon and Leigh Mosen, great uncle of Chris and Rachel Mosen and great great uncle of Ruby Mosen. Rest in Peace Uncle.

To the Family,Pls accept my sincerest condolences,Bob is a respected brother and dearly friend to us.Your loss is also our loss. Razle

To; Jagger Family Please accept our Sincere Condolences as Bob was a much Treasured and Respected Friend of the Patea Lodge. We have at our Christmas Functions heard Bob singing his war time songs. From: The Worshipful Master and Brethren of The Patea Kilwinning Lodge No.18.

Dearly loved son of the late Ivy and Conrad Jagger. Loved brother and brother in law of the late Ben and Betty Jagger, and uncle of Ken and Elizabeth. Loved brother and brother in law of the late Carol and Wally Mosen. Adored uncle of Donna and Barry Lamont, and great uncle of Nick and Josh Lamont. He will be greatly missed and we will cherish all the wonderful memories we have of our Uncle Bob and Aunty Irene (deceased).

Special memories of the many Lions conventions we enjoyed together, dressing to theme and dancing the night away with Jean and then later with fellow Lions. Your smile and enthusiasm that was contagious and shared with all and a heart that was big and touched so many. Rest in Peace, you will be missed by so many and always remembered.

My father, Les Day (deceased), saw active service with Bob in the 16th Field Regiment in Korea 70 years ago. Les & Bob enjoyed their final reunion on ANZAC Day 2018. Our family mourns the passing of Bob and sends his family our condolences. RIP Bob and thankyou for your service.

Such a lovely that I had the pleasure of seeing everyday at Marinoto. A man that no matter what always had a smile on his face and loved a good sing along. I'll miss our morning chats Bob, you will be missed.