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© 2024 The Gisborne Herald
In Memoriam

FLEURY

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FLEURY, David James. 22.01.47 - 12.09.23

In loving memory of my dearest loving husband who left us 1 year ago today

The world changes from year to year

Our lives from day to day

But my love and memories of you

Will never fade away

Missing you always

Until we meet again

Your loving wife Lillian

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Fay Madden
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12 September 2024
So very, very sorry. I feel for you - he was a top guy. I thought the world of him

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