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Roger Neil YEAXLEE

Roger YEAXLEE Obituary

YEAXLEE, Roger Neil. Born 27 February 1958, passed away 26 September 2017 after a hard fought courageous battle with cancer. Television Documentary Editor Extraordinaire. Dearly beloved husband of Rebecca and loving father of our cat Dr Nefario. We had 12 truly joyful years of the deepest love, happiest marriage and truest partnership that I could ever imagine. My heart is yours forever. In accordance with Roger's wishes, a private cremation has taken place. In memory of Roger, donations to the Tauranga SPCA would be welcome (www.taurangaspca.co.nz/ donate). Messages can be left in Roger's tribute book at www.tributes.co.nz or sent C/- PO Box 15513, Tauranga 3144.



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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Sep. 30, 2017.

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Viv Bland

September 26, 2024

In loving memory.....taken too soon

Viv Bland

September 25, 2023

Remembering my talented brother.
Resquiesce in pace.

Viv Bland

September 26, 2020

Roger Neil - fair winds and following seas

Viv Bland

September 26, 2019

Our brother Roger, not forgotten.

Viv Bland

September 27, 2018

Remembering Roger.

Viv Bland

December 29, 2017

We are thinking of Roger .....and Rebecca, this first Christmas without him.
With our love and sorrow.

Rebecca Yeaxlee

November 23, 2017

Always a candle lit for you. Here & in my heart. Everlasting love.

Viv Bland

October 23, 2017

Roger's sisters Meredith and Vivien, together with his nephew George, send their deep condolences. Roger was so fortunate to have found the love of his life. We will remember our brother and uncle with much love and many affectionate memories. In his own quiet way Roger found his path and made his mark. He remains in our hearts.

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