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Terence Michael SMITH

Terence SMITH Obituary

SMITH, Terence Michael (Terry). Passed away Monday 14th November with his family by his side. Beloved partner of Brenda Brown (nee Gwillim). Dearly loved Dad and best mate of Kane, father- in-law of Ciana and treasured Pop of Tyler and Ethan. Special friend to Megan and Larelle Brown and Seth Robertson. You enriched our lives with your humility, sense of humour and kindness. Our sincere thanks to Hospice Waikato for the care given to Terry over the last few days. Terry has requested a private cremation to be held. Communications to 81 MacFarlane street, Hamilton 3216.



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Published by The New Zealand Herald from Nov. 16 to Nov. 17, 2022.

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Jands.wells

November 17, 2022

Thoughts are with you Brenda Kane about families. Loads of fun memories from surf, rugby and rowing clubs. Rest Peacefully Smithy
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Keith Gillard

November 16, 2022

I am so sorry I never saw Terry before he passed. We were great mates through school, rugby, a few beers and a lot of laughs. My thoughts are with you Brenda in these sad times. I'll raise a glass to Terry on Friday at the Franklin Club. Kindest regards Keith Gillard, Pukekohe

November 17, 2022

SMITH, Terence Michael (Terry). Born November 16, 1949. Passed away on November 14, 2022. Dearly loved brother of Dawn and her late husband Bill Kennedy. Cherished uncle to Scott, Cherie and family. Lovingly remembered for his generous heart and happy easy going nature. Forever missed.

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