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Richard Brandon PEACOCKE

Richard PEACOCKE Obituary

PEACOCKE, Richard Brandon. Born 23 March 1946, died peacefully on 9th August 2025. He was deeply loved and will be greatly missed by all his family and friends. His funeral will be held at St Mary's Catholic Church, corner of 114 Elizabeth Street and Cameron Road, Tauranga, at 10.30 am Saturday 16 August 2025. This will be followed by his burial at Pyes Pa Memorial Park, Tauranga, at 2.00 pm. In lieu of flowers, Richard has requested donations to Caritas Charity.

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Published by The New Zealand Herald from Aug. 13 to Aug. 14, 2025.

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Karen and Rob

Yesterday

Dear Rosie and family.
Our sincere condolences to you all at this time.
Karen

Christopher Russell Hook - father of Robert

August 13, 2025

Richard became a friend through business some 15 yeara ago , and we have remained in touch ever since through Whats App. Our last communication was on 16 June 2025, when Richard talked about needing to have a hip joint replaced - He knew that I had one replaced in Ukraine ( where I now live) and that it was very successful etc.
I am sad to learn that Richard has left Rosie and the childen far too soon.
He will always be remembered.
Chris Hook

Marion Quinn

August 13, 2025

Condolences from the family of the late Mike Quinn.
So very sorry to hear of Richard's passing. Rosie and the family, our thoughts are with you

Robbie Peacocke

August 13, 2025

Rest in peace Uncle Richard. Sending love to all the family

Love Robbie and Gabby

Bourke O'Connor

August 13, 2025

Sorry to read of Richard's death. Our condolences to Rosie and the wider Peacocke family
Bourke & Karen O'Connor

Ross Brebner

August 13, 2025

Did he go to school in Howick Thanks Ross

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