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William Johnston Greenwood KANE

William KANE Obituary

KANE, William Johnston Greenwood (Bill). On August 1st 2024, suddenly after a long illness. Dearly loved by all, wife Bev, Rex and Roslynne, Stephen and Sayyora, Paul and Lisa, Timothy and Rachel and will be sadly missed by his grandchildren and great grandchildren who were a big part of his life. Bill's funeral will be held on Friday the 9th of August, 1pm at the Waihi Beach RSA, Beach Road Waihi Beach. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Cancer Society or can be left at the service. Communications to the Kane family C/-PO Box 108 Waihi 3641.



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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Aug. 5, 2024.

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Stewart and Rita Brown

August 7, 2024

Bill you have been a great mate and wonderful support for all your time and help to the Waihi Beach RSA with the committee as V P as well.
Our sympathy and blessings to all the families, from Rita and Stewart Brown xx

Ethan

August 6, 2024

Rest in peace grandad gonna miss u so much love you gonna miss visiting u and u talking about those big ships rip

Edna and Jeff

August 5, 2024

We were so fortunate to visit with Bill before leaving for home in the US. He and Bev have been such generous friends
We have such fond memories.
Jeff and Edna

Don and Helen pearce

August 5, 2024

Sleep in peace bil we are going down that road one day

August 6, 2024

KANE, William Johnston Greenwood (Bill). Passed away on August 01, 2024. Dearly loved husband of Bev. Loving Step Dad of Suzanne, Noel, Tracey, David, Peter, Rachael and their children Ben, Rebecca, Samantha, Kimberley and Tayla Will be sadly missed. Rest in peace.

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