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Erik Gabriel Nissen

Erik Nissen Obituary

NISSEN, Erik Gabriel. On 28 January 2011 peacefully after a short illness, aged 73. Loving husband to Dawn. Special father to Jon and Mary, Tony and Karen. Loving brother to Lise, Kirsten and John. Brother-in-law to Leila and Graham and family, Eric and Jean and family, Peter and Sandy and family. "You will leave a great gap in our lives - Rest in Peace." A service to celebrate Erik's life will be held at Grange Manor, 400 Dominion Road, Mt Eden on Tuesday 1 February at 3pm to be followed by private cremation. In lieu of flowers donations to Mercy Hospice Auckland, PO Box 47693, Ponsonby 1144 would be appreciated by family.

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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Jan. 29, 2011.

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January 31, 2011

NISSEN, Erik Gabriel. Loved and respected brother- in- law of Leila and Graham. Uncle of Linda and Ian, great uncle of Andrew and Louise. We have lots of great memories and you will be fondly remembered, always. Our love and support go to Dawn, Jon, Mary, Tony, Karen and Lise.

January 31, 2011

NISSEN, Erik. Loved best mate and brother- in-law of Pete and Sandy and loved uncle of Karen and Scott and Neil and Kyomi. Now at peace.

January 29, 2011

NISSEN, Erik Gabriel. On 28 January. Dearly loved brother of Kirsten and brother-in-law of John Bruun, loved uncle of Mark, Robert and Lisette. You will be sadly missed, rest in peace.

January 29, 2011

NISSEN, Erik Gabriel. To my lovely brother, I will miss you so very much. You were always there for me and my family, you will always be in our hearts, you are now in peace. Dearly loved by Annelise, Irene, Christina and family.

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