Keith WAGENER Obituary

To Keith's family, sorry I have only just seen this when I was searching for a place to stay up north. So sorry to read of Keith's passing in 2013. And my sympathies to his wife and family. Keith was a lovely guy, I remember meeting his family, sitting around a pool and BBQ in the 60's. Mt Eden? Anyway, a dear friend, boyfriend when I was about 15!! Wendy Cornish (nee Smith) from St Andrews Road, Epsom

On behalf of all your former students, I would like to send condolences to your family, and wish you eternal peace. Farewell Mr Wagener.

You ordered me to stop wearing long pants under my dresses after catching me smoking. I didn't listen. I just stayed out of your way until you forgot about it. Despite your often scary demeanor, I know you were a good teacher. Sleep well Mr Wagener.

It is always sad to hear of the loss of your loved ones but how does feel at the loss of someone who help in making you the person you are today. That person was you Keith. The world is a lonelier place without you however God has gained another Angel.

My greatest sympathies to your family. I am a friend of Michael and feel like I know Keith well through Michael's constant references to him. He was kind and philanthropic and I hope Michael and the family can take solace in the fact that we all have to go and that few will achieve as much as Keith when their time comes.

He is in a better place and all we can do is pray for his salvation.

Sincerely,
Anzar Chida

Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time. Your dad's life, Michael, has been inspirational and he leaves a legacy that few could match.

To Cathy, Julie and Michael as we are saddened with the passing of your soulmate and Dad we know he was always at peace with his ailment and was stronger for it. He was a great role model and foster dad to Marinus and myself those many years ago, starting from Wymondley Primary school in 1970.Too many fond memories to tell. Sorry we can't be their to celebrate Keith's worldly life but our thoughts are there. Alofa and Kia kaha!

A memorable and unforgettable teacher who has made a huge impact on the lives of all those students who he came in contact with during his time at Arahanga Intermediate. Love and thoughts to the family

Another of the Subrikzky whanau gone. Much respected family friend of the Bradley family in Houhora. Our thoughts are with you all at this sad time. Kia Kaha.

We will miss your booming voice and your rich sense of humour. The help you gave us along with so many other people shows how compassionate and caring you were.
Be at peace Keith.
We will miss you.
Jeff Carol and Clinton

Dear Cathy

Our thoughts are with you and the family.

Much love and prayers

Paul and Michelle Johnston

You will always be remember no matter how many years pass
You were a wonderful teacher and a kind man
40 yrs may have passed but you were still the best

Always a lost for a family our thoughts are with you,
And I carry many memories of the past