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Daniel Desmond HOWE

Daniel HOWE Obituary

HOWE, Daniel Desmond (Danny Moanaroa). Sadly passed away peacefully on 2nd September 2024 aged 77 years. Cherished son of the late George and Gwendoline Howe. Dearly loved brother of Judith, the late Terence and Cathrene. Adored Dad of Wayne, Sheree Anne, Sheree Helene and the late Vincent. Treasured Granddad of 12 and Great Granddad of 8 mokopuna. Thank you to Daniel's dedicated carer and special friend Apple. We will love and miss you always. Forever in our hearts. Arohanui. Rest in peace. Kua hinga he totara i te wao nui a Tane. A private cremation will be held on Friday.



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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Sep. 5, 2024.

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Nathaniel & Marisa Sallen

September 6, 2024

Our commiserations to Wayne and both Sherie's, along with all of the extended family and friends.
We have fond memories of our visits to see Uncle Danny each time we went home to Auckland.
I have many memories of Uncle Danny at all of the family functions and celebrations we have shared over our lifetime.
A unique and special soul will be missed but never forgotten, valet uncle Danny, you are now with the angels in your poems.
From all of the Sallen family in Australia, Nathaniel, Marisa, Connor, Joshua and Natasha.

September 5, 2024

HOWE, Daniel Desmond. Sadly left us on 2 September 2024. Dearly Loved Dad of Sheree (Helene), Friend of Martin, Grandad of Alex, Corry and Jenelle, Great Grandad of Theo. I am so Heartbroken but Thankful to have had you Enrich my Life; Full of Love, Compassion, Creativity and Knowledge. I will miss your Sparkling Blue Eyes, Cheeky Grin, Warmth, and Good Banter. Rest Easy Dad. Arohanui.

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