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MIHAERE

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MIHAERE, Kennie Peter. Born 22 September 1948. Passed away 9 September 2024 peacefully at home in Peka Peka surrounded by his whānau. Beloved partner of Linda. Ko te Pāpā a Tina, a Cherie, a Pete, a Paul. Ko te pāpā whakaangi a Emma, a Sara. Ko te koroua a Gracie, a Lola, a Frank, a Wren, a Alana, a Fiachra, a Wills, a Ella, a Lucy. Dad will lay in Peka Peka before traveling on to Hato Paora College on Wednesday 11 September 2024 arriving at 10.30am. He will then be taken to Ruakituri on Thursday 12 September for a private burial service with his whānau on Friday morning 13 September 2024. Okioki mai Koro i runga i ngā ringa o te Atua. We love you so very much. Be with your brothers and your parents in peace, joy and happiness forever more.

Ninness Funeral Home Porirua (04) 237-4174 www.ninness.co.nz

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