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Norman Ernest MARSH

Norman MARSH Obituary

MARSH, Norman Ernest. Born 21 January 1934 - Passed away peacefully on 30 July 2025, aged 91 years. Devoted husband of the late Beverley Marsh, his beloved wife and lifelong companion. A much- loved father, father-in-law, and grandfather who cherished his family deeply. Norman will be remembered for his gentle nature, generous spirit, and the love he showed to those around him. The family would like to sincerely thank the staff at Bupa St Andrew's for their kind and compassionate care of Norman in his final days. Details for a service to celebrate Norman's life will be shared at a later date. Forever loved, forever remembered. Woolertons Funeral Home

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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Aug. 2, 2025.

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Marsh, Norman Ernest (Norm). We are deeply saddened to announce the passing of Norman Marsh, peacefully at Bupa St Andrews in Hamilton on Wednesday 30th July 2025. Now reunited with Mum who left us four years ago. Dearly loved Father and Father in law to Dale and Donna, Poppa to Josh and Christi, Great Grandad to Oaklee and Asher. Rest easy Pop, fair winds and following seas, watch out for the dirty glasses. A service will be held at Auckland Memorial Gardens, Silverdale 14th August at 11:00am

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Marsh, Norman Ernest (Norm). With love and sadness, we say goodbye to our dear dad. Father to Melanie, father in law to Dave, Poppa to Tayla, Kelsey, Jarrod and Great-Pop to Gracie, Corbyn, Ella and Sienna. Dad was clever with his hands, generous with his time, and most of all, devoted to his family. Back jive dancing with Mum and letting her win at Rumikub. Rest peacefully Dad. You were deeply loved.

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