Maxwell (“Max”) Martin Farndale
21 May 1946 to 2
December 2018
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New Zealand
1946
Maxwell Martin
Farndale, son of Ronald and Madge (nee Maxted) Farndale (FAR00852)
was born on 21 May 1946.
1967
Maxwell Martin
Farndale, married Gail Ann Cadwallada on 9 Dec 1967 at Carterton, New Zealand.
1968
Their daughter,
Shelly Farndale (FAR01155)
was born in 1968.
1969
Maxwell was a
sports shop owner and Secretary of the New Zealand Indoor Cricket Federation.
Founder & Publisher, Manufacturers Success Connection, 7 Tanagaroa Street,
Ahuriri, Napier, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand
He was involved in a number of
businesses.
Gisborne & Hawkes Bay, New
Zealand.
Lived at Wairarapa, Wellington in 1969
Their daughter,
Megan Farndale (FAR01172A)
was born in 1969.
1971
Their son, Callan
Farndale (FAR01184) was born
in 1971.
1972
The family lived in Eastern Hutt,
Wellington in 1972
1975
The family lived at Masterton,
Wellington in 1975.
1981
The family lived at Hunua, Auckland in
1981.
2018
Max Farndale
founder of MSC Newswire, the National Press Club’s associate site, has died
suddenly at his home in Napier.
The National Press Club’s association with the
site began four years ago and it reached a peak of activity this year when
monthly visits reached 1.2 million.
Mr Farndale configured the site around an
international audience, reasoning that New Zealand media had become
over-localised.
Burly and affable and well known in Auckland
athletic circles, notably in cycling and running, Mr Farndale had worked in
production engineering and travel before arriving in the publishing sector.
MSC Newswire became renowned for its
predictions including the ascendancy of Donald Trump, and the fall of the
National Party in the New Zealand general election.
The New Zealand Herald, 4 December 2018: FARNDALE,
Max Martin. Passed away on 2 December 2018. Loved Dad of Shelley, Megan and
Callum, Poppa of Ethan, Logan, Cael and Jaime.