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RANGIHUNA

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RANGIHUNA, Timi. Passed away in Gisborne on Sunday 22nd September 2024, aged 75 years. Beloved husband of Aroha (Bub). Son of Wi Paraire and Merekaraka Rangihuna. Loved Father of Rae, Shelz and Robbie, Punky and Norts. Adored Papa of Maia and Wini, Moetu, Carmen, Easton, Kaea, Sydney, Kori-Lee, Kellae, and Charlee and great-grandfather of Rawiti Raniera. Timi is lying at his whanau homestead at Horoera, where his service will be held on Wednesday 25th September at 11am, followed by burial at Tarere Urupa.

Evans Funeral Service Ltd FDANZ www.evansfuneral.co.nz

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