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Alivate TUBU Obituary

TUBU, Alivate (Albie). Peacefully at home on 23 November, surrounded by his loving family. Much loved husband of Ann, beloved father of Fero, Alipate and Naibuka, Father-in-law of Teresa and Litea, beloved Grandad of Yalaina, Mya, Breyton, Elizabeth-Ann and Izabel, and NZ Dad to Golf and Bank. A private family ceremony will be held on Saturday, but can be viewed online. All communications to [email protected]



Published by The New Zealand Herald on Nov. 25, 2021.

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Fero

November 27, 2021

God Bless Dad!
Love you!
Thank you for everything!
So Proud of you!
"Mira"

Mya

November 27, 2021

My Grandad was an amazing person, always kind and loving to anyone he met, a big man with an even bigger heart. He supported me in everything I did, from my sports to academics, but the thing I loved most about him was he cared for others even at his lowest, I love you Grandad, thank you for being the best Grandad anyone could ask for. I´m gonna miss your hugs, I'm gonna miss your smile, and I will always hold a place for you in my heart <3
-yours truly, Little parrot (fav grandchild)

Ronald Mahmud

November 27, 2021

Ronald Mahmud

November 27, 2021

Ronald Mahmud

November 27, 2021

Bula Tubu Family
Our deepest condolence to the Tubu Family ( Fero and I) our friendship goes way back 1997s and brought our family together and Uncle Tubu always ready to help when we are in Akl Nz and bring that warmth and assurance that we are at Home. God be with you all during this difficult moment love you and miss you all from Fiji Is (Roni ,Prashila, Kids and Mom) and brother and sisters residing in Akl NZ.

Bert Knight

November 27, 2021

To Ann and family
Please accept my sympathy over your sad loss.
As Manager of the Manurewa Senior Rugby team I got to know Albie very well. He was a beautiful man and I treasure the ties we had together. He was a loyal and special friend. Albie was a top class rugby player and always played right up there. On the Australian tour he was outstanding and played an important part in the team's success. In the Northern Suburbs game he matched the international pairing of Fay and Smith and stole more than a few of their throws. I don't think he really believed me when I told him they were the Aussie locks.
Albie was a great team man and was very popular with all the players and received a lot of respect and friendship from the supporters too.
It was nice to see him in the clubrooms again during the Jubilee Weekend with that great smile.There he was with a group of rugby mated in his element doing what he did so well - having fun. There is a sadness here at "Rewa" to say goodbye. Albie leaves behind so many happy memories, a great man that will always be remembered.

Vicki Berry

November 26, 2021

I will always remember Albie and the boys arriving at the bank on Friday nights to take "Mum" to dinner. Love to you Ann, "Putukiwi"- Alipate, Teresa and family.

Ada and Ayman

November 26, 2021

Words can not describe the sense of loss we feel. Albie was my best friends´s dad and have been like a dad to us. The only comfort is to know that you are at peace now. Until we meet again.

Andrew Talaimanu

November 25, 2021

Very sad to hear the news of the passing of my good friend and former Rewa team mate Albie. I will always remember and respect your conduct as a gentleman. Your kindness, your determination, your humour, your great singing and most of all your love for your family and friends. These were delivered with the same sincerity of your wonderful smile and that is how I remember you my friend and that will be with me for life - as one of my most respected team mates.
My deepest love and blessings to the Ann and the Vuvale/Aiga/Whanau/Family.
Rest in peace my good friend "Albie Tubu from Fiji" as I humourously regaled you as a 19 year old 40 plus years ago. Alofa atu Albie

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