On Tuesday 23 October 2012, Sir Wilson Whineray died
at the age of 77 with his family by his side him.
Sir Wilson Whineray was a prop for the All Blacks
and played 77 tests from 1957-1965. He became the captain of the team in 1958.
Sir Wilson was a great man that cared about everybody
around him and he was a great businessman. He was also an inspirational leader.
I play rugby for the Grammar Junior Rugby Club. Every year Sir Wilson would come to my
rugby clubs Prize giving. He was the patron of our Club. People describe him as a perfect
gentlemen which is probably why his biography was titled that.
i know, it's REALLY sad!
ReplyDeleteLarissa
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ReplyDeletewas he united by the queen???
ReplyDeleteFlynn did you know that sir wilson is my dads very close friend and it's more sad because he was my dads best best friend you can find more info from my dad!!
ReplyDeletep.s and i'm very sad too cause we did a lot of things together!!!
kristina