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Stephen Drummoyne EATON

Stephen Drummoyne EATON obituary

Stephen EATON Obituary

EATON, Stephen Drummoyne (Stephen). Born January 02, 1966. Passed away on August 20, 2018. Stephen Drummoyne Eaton Beloved son, brother and friend to many. Passed away gently at his home in Ponsonby, surrounded by loved ones on Monday morning 20th August 2018 Loved son of Norma and the late James Eaton, brother of Michael, and loved uncle to Tania and Deja. Loved partner of Stewart Harris, and friend to many. Loved Pappa to dogs Freddy, Eileen and Miss Piggy. A service to be held at 6 Richmond Road on Wednesday 22nd August 2018 at 4pm

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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Aug. 21, 2018.

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October 12, 2021

Goodnight and sleep well to my longest, closest and best friend,after 45 years of friendship to this day i still think of you every day. I often smile thinking of our lifes and experiences together.In our years together we shared so many thoughts of growing up together and the changes in ourselves we experienced. Most of them confused as to what we were and what we had become.But more importantly accepting of each others changes and choices.
i will miss you my friend until it is my time to leave and hopefully we meet up again.
Rest my friend and go with love.

August 22, 2018

A great guy so much to give. So unfair cut short. Dance well in heaven miss you. Big hugs and make sure you have whiskey ready for one day when we meet again. Much love MAREE SELAK and John Foote and our wider family. RiP xx,A great guy so much to give. So unfair cut short. Dance well in heaven miss you. Big hugs and make sure you have whiskey ready for one day when we meet again. Much love MAREE SELAK and John Foote and our wider family. RiP xx

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