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Raymond George Munro

Raymond Munro Obituary

MUNRO, Raymond George. Passed away on 25 January 2012, in his 77th year. Third youngest son of the late Hector and Clara Munro. Brother of Donald (deceased) and Les (deceased). Much loved husband of Alwyn, for 52 1/2 years. Father and father- in- law of Stuart and Ainsley, Megan and Andrew. Grand father of Fergus, Poppy, Jock; and Mac. Ray's funeral service will be held in All Souls Anglican Church, North Road, Clevedon on Saturday 28 January 2012 at 10.00am. Ray will be waiting. In lieu of flowers memorial donations to Totara Hospice South Auckland PO Box 75-560 Manukau, Auckland 2243 would be greatly appreciated or may be left at the service.



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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Jan. 26, 2012.

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Faye Brea

February 2, 2012

Our deepest sympathy to you Alwyn and family in the sad loss of Ray.
We only found out today of his passing and I was so pleased I got the opportunity to speak with him just days before. Ray's sense of humour and love of a natter and cuppa endeared him to us and of course our wooly friends. Take care Alwyn - we will be in touch, loving thoughts, Faye and Albert Brea.

January 27, 2012

Hello Alwyn and Family - we remeber Ray and your family as neighbours many years ago at Waikaretu. Our acqauiantance has been irregular with changing locations and diversifying family interests. We are thinking of you all at this sad time - please accept our sincere sympathy on Ray's death Bruce and Jo Blomfield

January 28, 2012

MUNRO, Raymond George. Respected longtime Club Member who encouraged new bowlers with his knowledge and skill. Our thoughts are with the family. All the Members of the Ardmore Indoor Bowling Club.

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