Sir Bob Jones, a New Zealand Columnist and businessman, has passed away at the age of 85 in his Wellington home

In his obituary articles published in the *Herald*, we revisit his sharp remarks, wit, and humor—whether his biting comments on beggars and官僚主义, or his musings on fatherhood, or his whimsical thoughts about floodfoolery, all reveal his unique perspective on life.

As a columnist, Jones not only possesses exceptional writing skills but also exhibits distinctive viewpoints. He is bold in addressing controversial issues and often holds correct or reasonable views. This style earned him the reputation of one of the most prominent columnists in New Zealand news.

In the *Herald* articles, we can see his unique insights into social issues and deep observations about life. Whether his stance on Māori King's views on cyberbullying or his mocking of excessive regulation, Jones provides profound insights from his unique perspective.

As a businessman, Jones also actively participates in New Zealand's business environment and offers insights to the public through his columns. He advocates for family ownership as a method to improve economic disadvantaged communities and criticizes官僚主义 and bureaucratic obstacles that hinder national development.

Additionally, Jones humorously explores topics like fatherhood and fashion trends, even drawing comparisons between work and the Soviet service system. His articles are filled with a love for life and a hopeful outlook on the future, as well as a biting critique of societal issues.

Sir Bob Jones' columns are not just newspaper content; they are a cultural phenomenon in their own right. Through his unique style and viewpoints, he has become an important figure in New Zealand news. His passing leaves many readers saddened but inspires future generations through his work.

Let us remember Sir Bob Jones—the great writer who illuminated the history of New Zealand news with his words and humor. His columns are not only a profound reflection on social issues but also a celebration of life and hope for the future.