Bell Funeral Services "Committed To Care"

John Lindsay Carpenter

12/09/1946 – 03/10/2020
Aged 74
The Funeral Service to Celebrate the Life of John Lindsay Carpenter
will be held in the Bell Chapel, on Thursday (8 October) 2020 commencing at 12:00pm

 

On Behalf of the Family & Bell Funeral Services we would like to thank you for attending the Live Streamed funeral service.

We encourage Family & Friends attending the funeral service either in person or through live streaming to leave a message below for the family to read following the funeral service.

19 Comments

  • Geoff Owen Posted 08/10/2020 7:44 am

    I worked with John at The University of Melbourne from September, 1978 until his retirement in 2002. John was a great work colleague and we all enjoyed many laughs and jokes at work. I know he will be sadly missed by many. RIP John.

  • Steve tucker Posted 08/10/2020 9:10 am

    I worked with John at Melbourne University from 1978 until he retired in 2002. John always projected a rugged persona that hid a very rare, big hearted generosity of spirit. It was a privilege and a pleasure to work with John and I am confident he shall be missed by many. Rest in peace John. I am sure you have gone to a better place.

  • KCrawford Posted 08/10/2020 10:53 am

    John I will miss you had some really good times over the last 53 years rip mate

  • Craig Glass Posted 08/10/2020 11:01 am

    Dear Bob and Cool, my best wishes to you both. I hope you are both well. Crystal

  • Peter Hawting Posted 08/10/2020 11:02 am

    John was always a great bloke to have a beer with on a Friday at the Clyde and always remembered as a lifetime member of the Melb. Uni Punting Syndicate, Vale John, Sincere condolences to family and friends

  • Steve Molloy Posted 08/10/2020 11:27 am

    Sad to hear of John’s passing. A great supporter of the Brunswick Cricket Club and we thank him for his contribution and in particular his support and friendship to all of us who had the pleasure of crossing his path. RIP John.

  • Frank Field Posted 08/10/2020 11:28 am

    A fine tribute Bob and Cool ,I will miss him at the Bool.

    • Robert Carpenter Posted 09/10/2020 1:44 pm

      thanks Baz

  • John Anderson Posted 08/10/2020 11:29 am

    I remember when he came to the Brunswick cricket club as a keen and likeable young boy. His name often comes up during discussions. Sadly missex

    • Bob Carpenter Posted 08/10/2020 4:09 pm

      I t may be John that you have mistaken my son John for his uncle. Young John is thriving in San Diego with his wife and baby daughter. Thanks for the thoughts though

  • Mark Harrop Posted 08/10/2020 11:36 am

    Thankyou, Bob and Peter, for the comments and reflections on John’s character and life he will be missed.

    Xmas’s won’t be the same.

    Mark, Nicola, Lauren & Max

  • Rod & Anne Browning Posted 08/10/2020 11:40 am

    JJohn was a good friend over many years ーa great clubman for Brunswick Cricket Club who will be sadly missed but never forgotten

  • michael Brock Posted 08/10/2020 11:41 am

    All true a great bloke I enjoyed being around will be missed at our pub lunches Cheers Mate

  • Bruce Greenwood Posted 08/10/2020 11:41 am

    I worked with John for 15 years at The Uni and traveled around Australia with him and Tony “Bugs”Guida many times, we had fantastic times but Bob was right all he wanted to do was get from point A to point B as quick as we could. He was always by passing major attractions say, no Ove seen it, it is crap.
    We had many a cold beer at The Clyde Hotel in Carlton every Friday with Graeme Britt, Bugsie myself and numerous others.
    He will be sadly missed by me and all his friends at The Clyde.
    RIP John

  • Chris Owner Posted 08/10/2020 11:46 am

    I met John, like so many others, at the Brunswick Cricket Club. He did more than his time serving the club and its members. I always enjoyed seeing him when he made it back down to Gillon Oval. We will miss him down there.

  • Angela Cartelli Posted 08/10/2020 12:05 pm

    I worked with John at The University of Melbourne Maintenance from 1984 as an 18 year old until he retired. Once John joined us in the Office my name was no longer Ange it was Hey Kid, we had many laughs & we enjoyed Friday Lunches at the Clyde Hotel. I know he will be sadly missed by Family & Friends. RIP John

  • Anthony Senyard Posted 08/10/2020 12:07 pm

    Always enjoyed John’s dry wit at the bar after training or a game at Brunswick Cricket Club. Great to hear more about his life – thanks Bob and Cool.

  • Tony Walters Posted 08/10/2020 1:41 pm

    I also worked for many years with John at the Melbourne Uni and had just bought house in Brunswick about the same time he did we spent a lot time with each other renovating each house had a lot of good times drinking and partying in Brunswick.The live funeral was excellent and l think a lot of friends would have appreciated it do too the present circumstance sincere regards

  • Arthur Bradley Posted 08/10/2020 4:01 pm

    I always remmber John as “Mr Reliable”. John was able to see through academic noise to ensure that the Job was done right the first time, in keeping with the standard in Maintenance. I hope he enjoyed his retirement.

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