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Ping Nam NG

Ping NG Obituary

Ng, Ping Nam. Died peacefully 5 February 2026 in Auckland with his family by his side, aged 99. Beloved husband of Edith, father of Rachael, Sophia and Tim, father-in-law of Terry and Cushla, and Ye-ye of Fletcher and Teresa. In accordance with his wishes, we said farewell at a private service. In lieu of flowers, please donate to the Presbyterian church.

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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Feb. 16, 2026.

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Grace Chan Cheung

March 3, 2026

The Rev Ng Ping Nam lived a life of service to God and his fellowman.
From an early age he became a part of the Methodist Church in Hong Kong until 1968 when he was called to the Auckland Chinese Presbyterian Church.
In 1972, he took up the position of Honorary Port Chaplain, extending to the full time position of Port Chaplain at the Mission to Seamen.
From 1975 to 2009 he was involved in various capacities in the welfare of an increasing number of Mandarin speaking immigrants in the Auckland region.
A dedicated man of God. He has earned his rest.
Grace Chan Cheung

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Maria and Jerome Chuang

February 16, 2026

Ping Nam met Jerome when he was a student here who attended the Chinese church where Ping Nam was Minister and was part of our lives for many, many years. Condolences to Edith and the family on the loss of a truly spiritual man.

Helen wong

February 16, 2026

Memories of Rev Ping Nam Ng. He used to visit my late Mum at her home in Avondale. A good man. May he Rest in Peace. Helen Wong

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