Robert GALLAGHER Obituary

GALLAGHER, Robert. 8 July 1949 - 22 January 2025, after a long illness faced with the courage and dignity he lived his life. Much loved partner of Carol Beaumont, brother of Richard, brother-in- law of Alison and Steve, uncle of Megan, Dylan, Keriana and Emma and great uncle of Myla. Friend and respected mentor of many. A life of activism and advocacy to make the world a better place. A celebration of Robert's life will take place at the Mt Albert War Memorial Hall, 773 New North Road on Wednesday 29th January at 11.30am followed by refreshments and a private cremation. An opportunity will be provided to pay respects and share stories before the celebration - please email for details. Thanks to everyone who supported Robert throughout his illness especially Dr Helen Schmanski and the team at Greenwoods Medical Centre and the Radiation and Oncology teams at Auckland Hospital All communications to carol. [email protected]

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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Jan. 25, 2025.

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Pat.Bryan

April 6, 2025

Not seen you,sadly,for decades,but remember you as a gentle,patient and principled man.Go well.

Karene Walton

January 29, 2025

Dear Carol, I feel so privileged to have met Robert and to get to know him in the brief time he had left. You have been incredibly strong and I know that today will be devastating but know he lives on in your heart. ""Unable are the loved to die, for love is immortality." -Emily Dickinson. ...All our love & hugs to you Karene & Jack xxxx

Lynda Maskell

January 26, 2025

I remember Robert as a fair minded person even though we crossed swords on occasion. Condolences to his family. Lynda Maskell.

Clare Otto

January 25, 2025

Hi Carol.
Clare Otto from NCW Auckland Branch. I am so sorry for your loss.
Kia Kaha

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