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Gordon Campbell LANGLANDS

Gordon LANGLANDS Obituary

Born November 6, 1953. Passed away October 29, 2023, at Gisborne Hospital. Dearly loved husband of Peg, treasured father of Cody and Ross, much loved father-in-law of Rachael and Tegan and adored grandfather. A funeral service will be held at Evans Chapel, Ormond Road, Gisborne at 2.00pm on Friday 3rd November, followed by private cremation. Evans Funeral Services Ltd FDANZ www.evansfuneral.co.nz

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Published by Waikato Times on Nov. 1, 2023.

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Mike Fitzpatrick

November 3, 2023

So sorry to hear. Many memories of the good times we had in the wool sheds of the King Country. Thoughts are with you Peg and family at this sad time, Mike Fitzpatrick

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Susan & Don Seath

November 1, 2023

Our sincere sympathy to the Langlands family on the sad passing of your beloved Gordon.
Happy memories of the wonderful time spent & great kindness shown to me from the Langlands family in Te Miro during my nursing years with Heather. Gordon was always happy to share his farming knowledge with me, horse riding not my best skill.
Our love to you all.
Susan & Don Seath

November 1, 2023

6.11.1953 – 29.10.2023 After 3 years enduring various health issues with courage and grace, Gordon's life ended at Gisborne Hospital. Treasured brother and brother-in-law of Jean and Eric Muckle, Matamata. Respected and fun-loving uncle of David, Grant, Stuart and families. Precious memories, now at peace.

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