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Campbell Gibb KIRK

Campbell KIRK Obituary

KIRK, Campbell Gibb. Born 8 November 1954 Died 25 February 2025 After a short but courageous battle our beloved Campbell passed away surrounded by family. Loving brother to Caroline, Rob and Karen, John, Ian, Diane the late Alan and many nieces and nephews. Dad to Sarah and Gemma (Australia) and life long friend to Johnny. As per Campbell's wishes a private family service will be held. Forever loved and always remembered. All communications to Robert Kirk (09-5254399)

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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Mar. 4, 2025.

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Stephen Rawhiti

March 5, 2025

A good ,hard man.

George Epere

March 5, 2025

A great friend and Marlins team nate. On behalf of the Epere family our condolences.

Melanie Jenkins

March 4, 2025

Broke my heart to read this. I still remember the first time I saw Campbell, the 21st April 1977 and when I last saw him in April 2015. To Campbell's family I am thinking of you all. Campbell always held a special place in my heart and I have thought of him often over the years, with fondness and love. Campbell had a beautiful soul and my life was blessed to have known and loved him. Melanie

Wilkinson Family

March 4, 2025

So Fondly remembered by us all.
From the old neighbourhood
Love to all the family.

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James

March 4, 2025

Aw much aroha n condolences to all of the Kirk whanau from the Tawhara famz n thompson tce.

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