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SIMPSON, David Alexander. Passed away in Auckland on 15th July 2024, aged 65 years. Much loved brother and brother in law of Diane and Graeham Price (Mt Maunganui) and loved Uncle to Nic, Emma & Henry, Nathan & Ammey and Michael. Loved great Uncle to Taira and Ason. Will be sadly missed

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