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Nicholas David WILCOX

Nicholas WILCOX Obituary

WILCOX, Nicholas David (Nick). Passed away on 6 December at his home in Currimbin Waters, Queensland, surrounded by his family. Loved husband of Ruth, and father of Marcus, Justine, Nimai, and Nadia. Dear brother of John, Miike, and Helen. Nick will be remembered as a creative architect, keen yachtsman, and an outstanding jazz double bass player in his earier years, and as a founding member of Auckland's Bridge City Jazzmen. Contact : John Wilcox at john.wilcox@xtra. co.nz : ph 0274 751 656

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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Dec. 7, 2021.

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Maia Wilcox

December 8, 2021

Love and thoughts to our whanau in Australia and here in NZ at this time. Memories of family get togethers at Campbells Bay, and those who have gone before. Photos and stories of music and yachts - no doubt just a small and maybe distant part of Uncle Nick's life. Two house designs he at least had a hand in I have experienced; modern in their time, still working today and not at all boring. Distance in space, time and perhaps understanding of each other has meant little time together for many years. A strong connection to my cousin Justine and love for all those left behind.

Kia hora te marino,
kia papa pounamu te moana,
kia tere te karohirohi i mua i to huarahi Uncle Nick

Aio ki te aorangi
Aroha ki te aorangi

Justine Wilcox-Brown

December 7, 2021

RIP Dad. We didn't see each other much but we were together for your 2 daughters weddings which was special. your 2 grandsons Zac and Sam also played jazz at the Tauranga Jazz Festival just like you did. Also I married a Nick who also plays bass

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