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Bryan Wardley JACKSON

Bryan Wardley JACKSON obituary

Bryan JACKSON Obituary

JACKSON, Bryan Wardley. On 12th September 2015 peacefully at his residence, Devonport. Loved former husband of Maureen, Rita, Tandy and Robynne. Loved father of Ashley, Alexandra, Mark and Rosalind. Father in law of Yvonne, Sue and Geoff. Loved granddad of Estelle, Luke, Jordan, Tyler, Aime and James and great grandfather of Helena. A service to celebrate Bryan's life will be held at St Leonard's Chapel and Gardens, Wilson Home Trust, Hauraki, Takapuna on Saturday 26 September at 11:00am followed by private cremation. Please park on St Leonards Road.



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Published by The New Zealand Herald from Sep. 17 to Sep. 23, 2015.

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Ros Hogguer

December 30, 2015

Bryan, Dear treasured friend for 32 years. You are missed but cannot be forgotten. Love to Robynne.

Howard Hodge

September 25, 2015

A true gentleman that was always interesting to talk to and inspired with his enthusiasm , you will be missed by many

Duane Marsh

September 24, 2015

Always enjoyed talking to Bryan and the 2 dogs at the Devonport Deli.

Jane Jackson

September 22, 2015

You were one of a kind Bryan, I have fond memories of family times, Christmas days, many a shared meal,walks around Devonport and many interesting conversations. Rest in Peace, Jane and Family

Gregg Buchanan

September 20, 2015

Thankyou Bryan for you, warts in all, as I grew up in Buchanan st and shared many eccentric conversations with you!.Rest in peace mate!. -Gregg Buchanan.

September 17, 2015

JACKSON, Bryan Wardley. To my husband Bryan, thank you for 25 years together. You were a remarkable man who enriched many lives. Now you are resting in God's garden of peace. Your wife, Robynne.

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