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PRITCHARD

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PRITCHARD, Raymond Paul. Passed away peacefully at home, with family in Morrinsville, after two years battling cancer on Thursday 27 June 2024 aged 65 years. Beloved son of Andy & Betty Pritchard. Dearly loved brother of Warren and Roslyn. Amazing and much-loved Dad of Timothy, Craig and Megan. Adored Poppa of Jax. All communications to the LOVE family, C/- PO Box 5523, Frankton, Hamilton, 3242. Seddon Park Funeral Home NZIFH

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