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Gerald Francis KEMBER

Gerald KEMBER Obituary

October 2, 2024. Beloved brother of Bill, Michael and Joan (deceased), loved husband of Catharina van Bohemen, and beloved father of Olivia, Juliet, Rosamond, and Charlie, grandpa ("Papa G") to Beatrix, Paloma, Maude, Joseph, Juno, Raffy and incoming Frances. Former All Black, lawyer, counsellor, enthusiastic player at the Pompallier Lawn Tennis Club. A service will be held at St Matthew-in-the-City, Thursday, October 17, 11.00am. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Mercy Hospice or Auckland City Hospital.

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Published by The Press on Oct. 5, 2024.

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Dr Jenny Gowan AM

October 7, 2024

Proud to know Gerard! What an all-rounder! All Blacks, Rhodes scholar, a lawyer and a lovely man . RIP Jenny Gowan ( nee Cass)

Peter McLaren

October 6, 2024

Gerald was a great friend at Kelburn Normal School, Wellington ,our Class of 1958.
He was an outstanding person in all aspects of life and deserved to be a Rhodes Scholar, sport, education and business.
We enjoyed his company and contribution at our Class Reunions over the years and he will be greatly missed.
Our deepest sympathy to all his extended family.
RIP Gerald.
Peter McLaren

Anne Burton (Currie) Erskine College

October 5, 2024

So sorry to read of your loss Rina

Bob Christensen

October 5, 2024

A good man. A friend at Kelburn School, a great rugby player.

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