Denis BROWNE Obituary

Dear Margaret and Agnes, Sorry about your brother Tamsin Ryan

Dear family/whaanau of Bishop Denis Browne,

Belatedly I send my condolences and best wishes to you all at this sad time following the death of your beloved brother, uncle, mentor and friend.

I remember Bishop Denis with affection and much respect. For eleven years (1997-2007) I was the Director/General Manager of the
Inter-Church Trade and Industry Mission (ITIM) Waikato, trading as Workplace Support.

As the leader of the ecumenical Christian mission in the workplace locally I really appreciated the active interest Bishop Denis took in our work. If he couldn't attend our AGM, he would host me at the Diocesan Office and enjoyed being updated on developments and challenges in our work.

I felt both personally affirmed and supported by him (even though I was a Protestant ..haha) and strengthened by his genuine interest in and prayerful support of our mahi.

I did enjoy playing golf with him on one memorable occasion too.

" Well done good and faithful servant ". May you rest in peace and rise in glory.

Arohanui,
(Rev.) Lindsay Cumberpatch (retired)
Hamilton

Deepest sympathy to Sr Margaret and her sister on the death of their beloved brother may he rest in peace

Our thoughts are with you in the sad loss of Bishop Denis. Thinking of you Margaret, Agnes, and family. Rest in peace Denis.

Deepest sympathy to the Family of Bishop Denis Browne on his passing. God Bless you all and love from Suzanne Thompson St Columbas Parish Frankton Hamilton.

Bishop Denis always remembered peoples names !
From Men of Joshua!

My loving sympathy to Agnes and Margaret and all your family. My thoughts and prayers are with you and thankfully I can pray with you when watching the funeral live-streamed today. Love Sr Margaret Mullin rndm

Thanks for your guidance, advice and support you gave me during my dark times. Loved and remembered always.

Malcolm Johnson.
Matamata.

A true missionary priest of the Pacific too.

The most humble of all - always at the Rarotonga airport to greet new visitors in days of old. Thank you; rest in peace now.