Louis Gollan CAMPBELL

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Louis CAMPBELL Obituary

CAMPBELL, Louis Gollan (Lou). On Wednesday 18 December 2013 at Erin Park Rest Home, Manurewa, aged 993/4. Loved husband of the late Joan and father of Colin and the late Barbara (Hastings), Gabrielle and Brian Holmes (Manurewa), Wendy and David (Taihape). Special Popa- Lou to Alan, Ian, Debbie, Leanne, Lisa, Sandra, Jeremy. Great Popa-Lou to Candice, Blair, Ian, Benjamin, Joshua, Devan, Caitlin, Hollie, Samuel, Toby, Riley and Lucy. Great great Popa-Lou to Matilda. Gone riding into the high country on his last muster. A celebration of Lou's life will be held in St Margarets Anglican Church, 24 Huia St, Taihape on Monday 23 December at 11am. In lieu of flowers memorial donations to Child Cancer Foundation, PO Box 152, Auckland 1140, would be appreciated or may be left at the service. Correspondence to PO Box 76, Taihape 4742. Cared for by Resthaven Funerals, Manurewa. 09-267-2530 and Bennetts Funeral Services, Taihape. 06-388-0452.

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Published by The New Zealand Herald from Dec. 20 to Dec. 21, 2013.

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December 29, 2013

Hi Wendy. Sorry to see Lou had died - good innings though. I was unable to get to Taihape for his funeral due to family commitments. I doubt if you remember me - Chris Knight - but I worked on Ohine for a while in the early 1960's. Lou gave me my first job on a station after I came out from England. I have happy memories of that time.
Cheers - Chris

Catherine Harris

December 23, 2013

For Uncle Lou - you told me so many things about my family - you gave me a sense of family even though you were Dad's cousin - I don't know once removed - but I valued that - the things you told about family

Catherine Harris

December 23, 2013

Dear Wendy and family - I have such fond memories of Uncle Lou - he shared so much about the Gollan family with me. I remember the one time I visited the home farm with Mum and Dad and he showed all his fleeces from his sheep he was so proud plus there was such a Scottish influence in the home - and he talked about my great grand mother. I really value those family memories and I know you have so much more. Love to all your family, Catherine Harris (London)

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