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Robert Noble MORTON

Robert MORTON Obituary

MORTON, Robert Noble (Bob) J.P. (Retired). Peacefully in his sleep at Oakdale Rest Home, Cambridge on Friday 30 January 2015, aged 85 years. Loved husband of the late Shirley; father and father in law of Peter and Brigid. 'Poppa' to Nicholas and Fairlie, Jon and Adal, Stephen and Melissa, Michael and Nicola, and Briar and Richard. 'Grandpoppa' of Emily, Reagan, Lex, Braxen and Theia. A service to celebrate Bob's life will be held on Monday 9 February 2015 at 1:00p.m. in St. Aidan's Presbyterian Church, Overdale Street, Putaruru. All communications please to the Morton Family, PO Box 86, Cambridge 3450.Cambridge Funeral Services FDANZ

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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Jan. 31, 2015.

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Debbie Shaw

February 16, 2015

Thoughts are with you after the passing of Bob, I only said to my husband the week before I read his death notice that Bob will be sitting in front of the TV watching the cricket (world cup) with a glass of wine, but not so.So in Bobs honour I made a bacon and egg pie with potato, just the way he taught me. Rest in Peace Bob, PS, I hope you managed to record your life stories.

Helen McMillan

February 5, 2015

Peter, Brigid and family. My thoughts are wiith you at this time. I will always have the wonderful memories of my time both living with and next door in Putaruru. Helen

Hilary Morton

February 1, 2015

In 1967 when Eddie (Bob's younger brother) lost his position in Invercargill because of ill health, Bob was very quick to offer him a position in his business in Putaruru. This act was much appreciated but it did change my life forever from being a Southlander to a North Islander. Bob you are remembered fondly.

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