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Neil DARRAGH

Neil James DARRAGH

Neil DARRAGH Obituary

Peacefully on February 2, 2026 at Bupa Windsor Park Care Home. Son of the late Jim and Hazel, dearly loved husband of Annette, loved father of Jacqueline (Jacque) and Ken Lloyd, Michelle (dec), Anthony (Slim) and Trissy. Loved Pop of Aleisha, Kieran, Rilan, and Great Pop to Kaleb, Cooper, and Sophia. Much loved brother to John (dec) and Jennifer Darragh (B.C. Canada) and all his nieces and nephews. As per Neil's wishes a private family service will be held at the Southland Crematorium on Thursday, February 5, 2026. Messages to Annette, c/- Bupa Windsor Park Care Home, 3 McKellar Street, Gore 9710.


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Published by The Press on Feb. 4, 2026.

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Barrie Carter

February 10, 2026

So sorry to hear of Neil's passing.
It brings back many wonderful memories of our school days in Oamaru in the late fifties - early sixties.
Cricket games in a friend's backyard, exhausting badminton games at St Lukes Youth Club, Neil driving us around in their big car.
My sympathy to Neil's family,
Barrie Carter, Seattle.

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Deirdre Sisson

February 4, 2026

So sorry to read this-as children we used to visit the Darragh family when they lived near Waitaki Boys High School in Oamaru.My grandmother Elizabeth(Lizzie) Lousley was Hazels aunt!! Condolences to all the families.

Colleen Mehrtens

February 4, 2026

so sorry to read this notice Annette of Neil passing thinking of you all.

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