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Malcolm Scott PAYNE

Malcolm PAYNE Obituary

PAYNE, Malcolm Scott. Passed away on 8 March 2018 in his 85th year. Loved husband of Mary, loved father of Stuart, Sarah, Catherine, and Justine, loving Granddad of Henry, Elliott, Lewys, Eliza and Angel. A funeral celebration will be held at the Chapel of Love and Remembrance, Mangere Lawn Cemetery, 85 McKenzie Road, Mangere on Wednesday 14 March 2018 at 11 am. Martin Williams Funeral Directors, FDANZ

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Published by The New Zealand Herald from Mar. 10 to Mar. 12, 2018.

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Lesley Gascoigne

March 13, 2018

So sorry to hear that Malcolm has passed away. I have some fond memories of Malcolm. Unfortunately I can't make the funeral but I will be thinking of you all. Lots of love Lesley

Patsy Cressey(Scown)

March 12, 2018

I remember us all catching the bus at Black Bridge bus shelter to go to Otahuhu District High School (now College) I have a photo great memories.

John

March 12, 2018

What great memories we have, with the fun filled holidays in Australia and the golf of course. Our thoughts are with you Mary and your family at this time.
Much love John and Marion

Allen Geros

March 11, 2018

May Malcolm live forever through the memories of those close to him.
Our love & deepest sympathy to you & your family. It is so hard to say goodbye to a loved one. May you find comfort in the loving thoughts of those around you.

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