George GOWER Obituary

My deepest condolences.

I worked with the johansens Dave and his brothers and Fred their dad was our cook we did hopes shed for a few years he was a good man and I loved working in his shed days gone by rest in peace hope you were an amazing man farmer person

Really sorry to hear of Hopes passing.Luv to you all.From your Omori neighbour Murray.

Deepest sympathy to you all . So sorry to hear of Hopes passing. Love and hugs from your cousin Nora and Gary .

Sorry to hear of Hopes passing Sure you will have many happy memories after a long and happy life together Sorry we cannot be with you on Thursday With Love and Sympathy Bill & colleen .

One of nature's true Gentlemen,sad to hear the Totara has fallen.
To Mrs Gower,(Moya) whom I've always addresses as such ,despite her protestations.plus the family,I extend to you the deepest sympathy from the STUART Family ex Ohura.

Dearest Moya, George, Peter and families,
Reliving a lifetime of memories of a wonderful man today as I read of Hope's passing. You are all in my thoughts, and I trust that your special memories help ease your sorrow.
Love and hugs

Condolences to Moya and family. Fond memories, a lifetime of devotion to the land, river, lake, family and Moya. Now in farming heaven, gone but never forgotten. Ann and Frank Snowdon, Awakino, Janice Moynihan Mokau.

I first met Hope in his wool shed when I was pressing 24 years ago. It was a great pleasure getting to know Hope and his family. That shed was always one place you know you could go, no matter how bad your day was going and walk away feeling a heap better! Hope liked a good job on those solid Romney’s of his but more than that just liked a good old fashioned yarn (a trait he no doubt passed on to the boys!)
Our thoughts and condolences to Moya, Pete, George and the family

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.