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Percy KOHING

Percy KOHING

Percy KOHING Obituary

On 18 October 2023 passed away surrounded by family, aged 82 years. Dearly loved husband to Margaret. Loved father & father-in-law to Trevor, Sharon & Iain. Adored Goong-Goong to Caitlin, Hayley & Liam. Loving brother & brother-in-law to May & Ernest (dec), Tom (dec) & Pam, Peter (dec) & Audrey, Paul (dec), Jo & Victor, Bill (dec) & Lily, Hartley (dec), Frank, Eddie, Jeanette & Sam (dec). Much loved uncle & great-uncle. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Wellington Free Ambulance would be appreciated and may be made at http://www.wfa.org.nz A private service has been held.


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Published by The Post on Oct. 28, 2023.

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Ray And May Far

October 31, 2023

Our condolences to Margaret and family, sorry to learn of Percy´s passing.Can still recall playing basketball with Percy at Newton stadium in the 60´s

Phillip Yee

October 29, 2023

Dear Margaret and family,

I am so very sorry to hear that my good friend Percy has recently passed away. We played quite a few games of table tennis together at the local Petone Club many years ago now.
I always found found Percy to be a nice friendly guy, and always keen to have a chat.
I will certainly miss him.
Deepest condolences,
Phillip Yee

Joy Wylie French

October 28, 2023

Condolences from the Wylie family. We remember our parent's friendship and happy times visiting Mrs Kohing at Karori. A lovely family.

Sharon

October 28, 2023

You will be forever in our hearts dad, love you always

Jacquie deacon brugh

October 28, 2023

An old class mate from lyall bay school very happy memories of Percy so many of us have gone now kind regards Jacqueline Deacon-brugh please accept my condolences

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