Francis TEAGUE Obituary

Remembering a wonderful neighbour and friend at Milns Road to Brian and I. Will always remember Bill's kindness when our daughter was ill in Australia. You will be sadly missed.

My deepest condolence goes out to the family during this difficult time. May God provide you with the strength and comfort you need as you cope with your loss. (Psalms 9:9)

Sympathy to the Teague family. Bill was a cousin to the Rennie family the late Leta Nancy and Jack.

To Linda & Family, So very sad to hear of the passing of "Grandad". He will leave a huge hole in the many people's lives he touched and will be missed by all. An all round really lovely man. Thinking of you all at this very sad time. RIP Grandad.

Granddad -(Bill) it was a pleasure to know you; What a life, lived to the full.
I remember the pies and the late night catches while on dispatch back in the day, when it was alot easier to be a cabbie, rest in peace. You will be missed esp by your older clients like Lady Issac.

Rest in Peace, a lovely man with a huge heart who was kind and caring. My sympathy to his family

Teague F.W. Bill
Brother-in-Law of the late Eva & Paddy Mckillop. Uncle of Sean he had long live well lived From being in the R.N.Z. Navy to doing Bread deliveries working in the Meat Works as well as doing gardening which he loved to do and lastly he became a Taxi Driving He is now at rest with his wife Sylvia May he Rest in Peace

A great Family man will be missed

Sorry to hear of the passing of "Grandad" an icon of Blue Star Taxis, he will be sadly missed by staff,drivers and the many clients he had over his career with Blue Star, our thoughts to Linda and Family at this sad time.
Go with your comrades Grandad and shine the bright star you will always be.

TEAGUE, Francis William:
Our thoughts and wishes are with Bill’s family. My mother Kathleen Counsell deeply treasured her friendship with Bill. In her words, "Typified all the attributes of an absolute gentleman." Our entire family will miss Bill dearly.
— Sandra Kelly

TEAGUE, Francis William:
“Grandad”, Blue Star cab #27 has hung up his keys for the final time. His funeral service will be held in the Ferry Park Chapel, 297 Ferry Road, on Thursday, February 2, at 2.00pm.

TEAGUE, Francis William:
The oldest taxi driver
in New Zealand
Dear Grandpop, I called you nearly every day until it became too hard. Age and sickness took away your strength and dignity, lastly even taking your ability to recognise me. It hurt so much, but now I know that you are finally at peace. I will always remember you as you were. You are the strongest and most giving person I have ever known. I am so proud of who you were, and thankful for what you have taught me. You are my Grandfather and my mentor. — Your loving Grandson Dr Nathan Watkins, Dr Penina Pereira, Mia, Tala, and Aaliyah.

TEAGUE,
Francis William (Bill):
Dearly loved father of Linda and his canine companion, Poppy.
Dad you’ll leave a huge hole in my life, a better Dad nobody could ask for. A hardworking, very generous man who was always there for his family. You are now at peace with Mum.