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Paul Stewart Obituary

STEWART, Paul. Died peacefully at Hibiscus Hospice, Red Beach, on 20 December, 2011; aged 64 years. Dearly beloved grandad of Christina, Laura, Caitlyn and Mikey. Loved father and father-in-law of Peter and Aimee, and Karen and Tony. A cherished member of the Glen Eden Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses. Safe in Jehovah's hands awaiting the resurrection (Psalm 23). Will be sorely missed by all who knew him. A Memorial Service will be held at 11.30am on 24 December at the Glen Eden Kingdom Hall, 9 Glenview Road, Glen Eden.

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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Dec. 23, 2011.

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Vae M

December 20, 2023

You are missed dearly. My childhood is full of memories with you and I miss you every day.
Love Vae

Erin Tantau

January 23, 2012

Paul You were a great friend and I look to you has a father... thank you for being there when I didn't have my father around to give me away at my wedding... I want to remember you and a kind funny man who..even when down always seems to be smiling and not letting things get on top of you... Now you are in Jehovahs memomery waiting for him to bring you back to life in paradise earth.. I hope I will be there to see you come back alive... Love you and miss you paul.

Erin Tantau

January 23, 2012

Paul will be missed... but now he is in Jehovahs memorey waiting for Jehovah to bring him back to us... in paradise earth...You truely will be missed and we all need to remember what a kind person and funny person paul was...thank you forgiving me away at my wedding paul... love you and miss you.

paul stewart

January 21, 2012

REST IN PEACE

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