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Bruce MURCOTT

Bruce MURCOTT Obituary

MURCOTT, Bruce. (Service No. 26272, Corporal, 24th Battalion C Company, WWII). Passed away peacefully on Sunday 29 June 2014aged 93 years. Loving husband of the late Margaret. Loved father and father-in-law of Fraser and Suzanne, and Lloyd and Brenda. Loved Grandfather of Daniel, Gemma and Andrew, Chloe and Alexis, Mitch. Proud Great-Grandfather of Florence. "Forever in our hearts. The shed doors are now closed." A service for Bruce will be held at Seddon Park Funeral Home Chapel, Cnr Seddon Road & Somerset Street, Hamilton, on Tuesday, 1 July 2014at 10:30am. All communications to the Murcott family PO Box 5523, Frankton, Hamilton, 3242 Seddon Park Funeral Home

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Published by The New Zealand Herald from Jun. 30 to Jul. 1, 2014.

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93 and still able to whack the crap out of a piñata

The Grandchildren

July 1, 2014

In his greenhouse

The Grandchildren

July 1, 2014

Gem and grandpa

The Grandchildren

July 1, 2014

Brian Keltie

July 1, 2014

Lloyd, Brenda and extended family
So sorry to hear of this. Just found out today (Tuesday) as would have made the service.

Brad Scott

July 1, 2014

You will be sadly missed, you taught me so much and were so generous with your time. I can only hope to live a full a life as you did, you were a fantastic role model.

June 30, 2014

You will be so sadly missed and remembered with so much love, and to have had you in my life means the world to me, you were simply a wonderful Uncle, the best that there could be.

RIP My treasured Uncle
Glenys

Alan Taylor

June 30, 2014

So many memories of Hobson St and the (SHED).Bruce was a great teacher.I thank him always. R.I.P

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