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Warren Michael DAVIS

Warren DAVIS Obituary

DAVIS, Warren Michael. Warren passed away peacefully on Friday 11 October 2024. Devoted and loving husband of Janet, father of Paul and Nicole, grandchildren Rosara and Iris. Stepfather to Glenda and Barbara and Poppa to Tayla and Danae. Cherished and loved by all who knew him. He will be sadly missed. Thanks for all the great memories and times we shared together. A service to celebrate Warren's life will be held on Tuesday 15 October at 2.00pm, at Legacy Papamoa, 53 Te Okuroa Drive, Papamoa. Communications to the Warren Davis Family, c/- PO Box 3136 Greerton Tauranga 3142.



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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Oct. 12, 2024.

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Wayne and Lorraine Marmont

October 15, 2024

Jan and Family - we were so saddened to hear about Warren. He has been a wonderful friend over the years and we have always enjoyed our many catch ups going way back from our furniture association. Our sincere condolences - Warren will be truly missed. - Sending you our loving thoughts.
Wayne and Lorraine Marmont

Helen Rollerson

October 15, 2024

Warren was a true friend of the Ashby family for over 60 years.
We have fond memories of the summer holidays at the beach where Warren would go boating water-skiing and even haymaking and the parties.His piano playing was always entertaining. He was quite a guy !
Sincere sympathy from Jim Ashby and Helen and Jim Rollerson

John & Barbara Davis, Pauline & David Kingston, Adrienne Scott

October 13, 2024

In loving memory of our brother and brother-in-law, Warren Michael Davis.
May his soul Rest In Peace.

John & Barbara Davis
Pauline & David Kingston
Adrienne Scott

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