Edward BRANDON Obituary

My sincere condolences to you all on the loss of Ted.
I first met Ted 40 years ago when I joined Levco Agencies in Wellington.
I used to see him most days and it was always a pleasure to have a
Chat with this lovely, quiet and gentle man.
Rest in peace Ted
Judy Murphy
Beveridge Locksmiths

Dear Genny and family

Our deepest sympathy goes out to you all for the loss of your dearly loved husband, father and grandfather.

Ted, as I've known him, was a good man. It has been a pleasure to know him. CY and I had a wonderful afternoon tea at Hildreth Street, yummy food, good company and fond memories.

Ted was always so thoughtful and kind. Genny, I remembered a few times when he came to fetch us in his van after our dancing class and I had difficulty climbing up onto the passenger seat. He will come down from his driver seat and give me a hand.

Genny, CY and I are both deeply sorry for the loss of Ted, your dear husband. You complemented each other like no other couple I know. May your precious memories bring you comfort.

Again, our sincere condolences go out to you all at this sad time.

CY and Lean