Clive Wayne Frentz

So sad to hear about Clive what a great guy he was. To young to be taken. Think of family.

I grew up in Orepuki and Clive was friends with my brother so my memories of Clive are as a child. But I do want to send love and condolences to you Judith and Clive's wife and children. My thoughts are with you all

My thoughts are with you at this sad time. Regards Aunty Cecily

I had the privilege of working with Clive for over 20 years. While Clive did not work in our organisation, he was indirect part of our team, valued, well-liked and respected. Clive was not only a trusted colleague but a genuinely good mate, and he will be deeply missed. My heartfelt thoughts are with Ann-Marie, Charlotte, Ella, and the entire family during this very difficult time.

This was an absolute shock to me, hearing this news on the day. I had spoken to and had a few beers with Clive just before Xmas and he was upbeat and seemingly well. A stand-up guy, who would put on a grumpy persona, but would do anything for you and wanted to hear how you are doing. I will miss him. My thoughts are with Anne-Marie and the girls, will see you today

I've worked with Clive on several projects over the last 5 years. No matter how busy he was he would always take the time to have a bit of a catch up and chat about life, family and events in the world. Clive was always helpful and had a wonderful sense of humour. He would always talk proudly about his two girls and their achievements and always would ask about how my kids were doing. It was a privilege knowing you Clive, I am really going to miss our chats.