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Kenneth LONGSTAFF

Kenneth George LONGSTAFF

Kenneth LONGSTAFF Obituary

LONGSTAFF, Kenneth George (Ken). Passed away on August 28, 2022. Loved Dad and Dad in Law of Mark and Joanne. Loved Dad of the late Paul and late Scott. Loved Grandfather and Great-grandfather. Loved by all that had the privilage of knowing him. As requested by Ken a private cremation has been held. Friends and family are invited to meet at the Kawakawa Bay Boat Club on Friday 2nd September at 12pm for a memorial service. Followed by refreshments. Any queries please phone Joanne on 021 081 91794.

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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Sep. 1, 2022.

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Graeme Hamilton

February 18, 2024

Ken & I met at Otahuhu College and again we met up often during our early working life in Hamilton. Much later, we caught up in Dunedin on Ken's trip to the south. RIP Ken.

Gaye Bell

October 17, 2022

Rest in peace pop. We had some precious times together. You will be missed by the Walker family.

Malinda Armstrong

September 1, 2022

A lovely gentleman who was such a joy to know.

Susan Seath

September 1, 2022

Sincere sympathies to Ken´s loved ones. We enjoyed Ken´ company & cheerful tales at our Riverside Rebus Club´s meetings & activities.
Rest In Peace dear Ken.
Happy memories Susan & Don Seath

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Linda

September 1, 2022

A privilege to have shared some time on the train of life with you Ken.Rest in peace. Linda

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