Edward MCNEIL Obituary

All I want to say is ..... have you ever thought or maybe considered, that perhaps ? ... Miss you so, , Jamison's now stays on the shelf.

We lost touch over the years...but you and your family remained in my thoughts and heart ..I always hoped we would meet again. From the farming days in Morrinsville and on to bigger and better challenges you with Dot kept family together, always an inspiration to me. My thoughts are with Peter [Dexter] Colin [poodle] and Glennis [GD] and their families...

Ted Used to come into the post shop in whangaparaoa and tell his jokes , the same ones over and over, but he was such a lovely man, we laughed even when we knew the ending. It has been years since i've seen him, but when I heard of his passing, it brought all these memories back. You dont remember every customer you serve, but I will remember Ted !!!

Ted, you were our drive way buddy, you spoilt us with strawberries, devine honey, you shared your treats and stories, and enjoyed a good glass of Jamiesons. You heart was full of love and you were happy to share it with a smile.
Thank you for being so kind and welcoming to us when we lived in your home x
Rest in peace now with your precious wife
Lots of love and high fives
Sarah, Bruce, Sanna and Zack

Farewell to my big brother, head of the family and one of the four Cobden boys who enlisted to fight in WW2. Laurie Wilson Rob Wilson Ted and Rob