We have lost one of natures gentlemen. Many a time I was aware of his
kindness and thoughtfulness. His gallantry and respectfulness were in
evidence...opening doors and pulling out dining chairs...a dying art that he carried out with aplomb.
While learning to ski in the Dolmites he acquired a knee injury and had to cease lessons, but insisted on carrying my skis back to the Chalet.!
I always felt special in his company.
John, gone but not forgotten. We all have our memories that will help to fill the gap caused by your death.
RIP.
Pat Quinn

Marilyn wrote: John taught me to dance when I was 16 at the boys club. Happy days. I shall miss him as you all... Marilyn

Dear Alastair, Jacquie, John and Natalie,
Your dad John was one of the Good Old Boys and was always the most enjoyable of company. We had been meaning for some time to visit him and it's very sad to know that the chance will never come again. May he rest in peace, and our deepest sympathies are with you all.
Keith & Wadsana

So sorry for your loss Jaq and Johnie and family xxx big hugs

Jacquie John and family We are so sorry to hear of your loss, I remember him well . Sheila Alex Stephanie

John was an active member and firm supporter of Hennex Golf Society. He will always be remembered by the ladies as a true gentleman and by all of us as a man with strong principles coupled with a wicked sense of humour. Doubtless he will be golfing on God's wide and verdant fairways before too long. Good luck John ...you will be missed.       Hennex Golf Society

we the Woods Family Omagh would like to convey our condolences to John Jackie and children on the death of John a fine father and grandfather May he rest in peace

Jim and I extend our deepest sympathy to you Jacqui and your brother on the death of your beloved dad. May he rest in peace.
Joanie

John has been a very good friend for many years and we enjoyed his "grumpy dry wit " especially about ladies that should be in the kitchen not on the golf course messing around in the bunkers holding up play !!!
He will be sadly missed .Norman and Marlene

John has been a callagraphic friend for many years - a grumpy friend, but good company ! Always ready with an acerbic quip which often had me laughing for days. He has had a long, hard struggle - time to give in and escape more anguish. Fondly remembered.

Best of luck on your new journey john - and I am sure you will bring plenty of sharp humour to your next adventure . One of the things we have in common john is our ability to laugh at life and the second thing we were both born on the 11th of February . Peaceful journey john .

Thank you for everything you taught me and your friendship, I miss you Dad....Alastair

RIP John, we will miss you in Desert Palm. x

RIP John. It was always fun when the Quinns and Carsons got together. So many good memories. JR always made me laugh with his stories of the POW golfing ladies. We're thinking of you all during this sad time in your lives. Love you lots. Emma, Dermot, Conor, Ronan and Tom.

Had the pleasure of meeting John on a camping trip. A Great man. May his soul RIP.

You were a really super dad, and an even better friend – you gave me wings. I will miss you forever x

Rest in piece John. I never met you but I definitely can feel that you are a super dad and grandpa. May god bless your soul.

I was very fortunate to have John as a good friend. You'll be sorely missed old buddy.

Our Father's worked together at times within BA, and now they meet again .......... my deepest condolences to the Carson family - John will always missed and always remembered x

Such a shame JC that you were not able to make it out to NZ to visit John Jacquie and the grandchildren and me! You were a staunch member of the Golf Circle for which I was so appreciative and added your own unique humour to events. I shall never forget that day in Scotland, when the rest of us were in the mini bus on the way to one golf course or another. You and George were in George's Jag following behind and donned those ghastly tam-o'-shanters with the red hair. You drove along looking terribly serious but extremely funny! I also forgave you for referring to me as the Fuhrer (almost immediately actually, 'cause I knew you didn't mean it. Did you?!). You will be sadly missed and my thoughts are with John, Jacquie and the little ones.

CHARLIE MATES Wrote: " I consider myself privileged to have know John. We meet at a Calligraphy Class, I was working on the restoration of Cliveden Mansion (Staying in a Cottage on the estate) and noticed a add in the local paper re tuition by Ruby Lunn and joined the class.As John and I were the only men in the Class we got on well. That was more than fifteen years ago!!! I could not match Johns skill with a Pen he was Brilliant. We went together to other Venues for tuition and became good friends. Once my work at Cliveden was completed I returned to London but kept in touch with John and visited him often.
I shall never forget John he was my FRIEND.

Thanks to everyone who has visited this website and for all your kind and encouraging words. It brings us great comfort to read and to know you have taken the time to visit and learn about John (Kit) Carson