Douglas MORLAND Obituary

Rip I peace Doug, my head master at Argyle East for many many year's, taught me my cricket skills that I enjoyed through my club years, it's 9 years to late, but I just saw it today doing a search online for Doug

Dear Diane and family, So sorry we were away at the time of Doug's passing. We have had you in our thoughts since hearing about it. We send our love and sympathy.
Brian and Jennifer Stuart. MRGS

We were so sorry to hear of Doug's passing. In 2013, we had the pleasure of meeting Diane and Doug, and sharing several weeks travelling as a group through Europe. Doug had such a great sense of humour and was the star of a very memorable evening in celebration of Diane, Ray and my sister Suzanne's birthday. His gentle manner, quick wit and kindness will always be remembered.

Our deepest sympathy to Diane and family.

To the Morland family
We were shocked and deeply saddened to read of Doug's passing. We have many happy memories of Doug from our years at Torbay. There were always plenty of laughs when he was around.
Sincere condolences and love from Heather and Murray Gee, Kerikeri

A man with a big heart. A great sense of humour. You always made time for everyone. A wonderful Dad to a dear friend of mine! Thanks Doug for the wonderful memories that you shared. My thoughts and prayers are with all the Morland family. Rest easy Doug!

To Diane and family, I am so very sorry to hear of Doug's passing. He was an inspirational teacher and education advisor, and I am privileged to have known him as a colleague and friend. My deepest condolences. from Shona McIntyre-Bull

To the Morland family
So sorry for your loss, my thoughts are with you at this difficult time. May your memories give you all comfort

Warm regards Linda Dixon

Diane, Glen, Michelle and Judy.
We are devastated by the loss of our mate Doug. His friendship, warmth and humour will be a great loss to us all. There will be a big hole in the night sky from now on. Richard and Vivienne Fickling and Grant and Robyn Fickling

Deepest condolences to the family. I remember him as a daring leader and sportsman. We were school mates. Eddie Wong Too.

To Bill, Diane and family. Our deepest sympathy to you all from the Fulton family. We first met the Morland family when we lived in New Windsor. Doug was sport mad, especially for cricket, and received every encouragement from his parents. We witnessed his growing up, marrying Diane and becoming the father of Michelle and Glen. Always remembered. Bob, Jan, Sandra and David

I am unsure if this is the Doug Morland who taught at East Tamaki primary school in the 1960s. If so then I remember him as an influential n inspirational teacher in my standard 1 and standard 2 years. Mr Morland took a particular interest in me and helped reassure and settle me into his class. He was so kind and understanding n I attribute my wanting to become a teacher from those early seeds planted in my life. Thanks Mr Morland. Your memory lives on. You influenced the direction of my life. Rest in peace.