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Paul Thomas CHADWICK

Paul CHADWICK Obituary

CHADWICK, Paul Thomas. Paul lived in London for many happy years. He passed away peacefully after a long illness on 27 April 2025, in his 81st year. Much loved brother and brother in law of the late John, Margaret River, WA, his wife Margaret, Barbara and the late Ian Day Pahiatua, twin brother and brother in law of Tony and Helen, Auckland.

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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Apr. 29, 2025.

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Jeewan Rimal

July 1, 2025

He is our wonderful friend, mentor and supporter. He is our greatest family member in Nepal. His careful planning, inspiring support and friendly behavior will be missed always. We express our heartfelt condolences to all of his family from Nepal.

Jane Champion

May 6, 2025

Many happy memories of friendship with Paul in London over the past 45 years. So sad to hear the news; sincere condolences to family and other friends. Please let us know funeral arrangements if possible.

Allison Pritchard (nee Leete)

May 6, 2025

So sorry to hear of your loss. We lived next door to the Chadwicks on Stoney Creek Road. Lots of memories with the Chadwick twins. From the Leete girls.

Ross Cuthbert

May 1, 2025

Paul & I were great friends and colleagues at ICI (NZ) Ltd in Wellington in the 1960's
Most wonderful personality.
It was only family circumstances that stopped me going to London with him.

Grant Ogilvie

May 1, 2025

Sorry to learn of Paul´s passing and condolences to Family.
(I went to Palmerston North Boys High School together with Tony.)
A fine chap.

Jan Shanhun

April 30, 2025

With loving thoughts and many happy memories of good times with Paul. Janet

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