Norman CUFF Obituary

another fisherman less the trout at lake alexandrina will be winning again!

My thoughts and prayers to Nola and family.
Norm was a great man and a great sportsman.

I had the privilege to play rugby with Norm at Old Boys in the 1968 Galbraith Shield team and he was the flyhalf who drove us around the paddock. A fun person off the sports field.

Also a wonderful neighbour with Nola at our respective holiday homes in Arrowtown during the 1970's. Good times.

Trevor Kerr

A gentle but erudite man I worked with in South British insurance and a friend of my brother Russell in the famous old boys win in the 1968 Galbraith shield final.
Our thoughts to Nola and the family
Remembering the important times

Ken and leith freeman auckland but in earlier times derwent crescent glengarry invercargill

Norman Cuff, affectionately known as good-fellow Norm to many at Old Boys Rugby Club was one of natures gentlemen. A great sportsman, leader and inspiration to all. You will be sadly missed but fond memories of you will never fade.

My deepest sympathy to the Cuff family, Norm and I played rugby together back in the 1950's and I had enormous respect for his ability as a rugby player and him as a person, we crossed paths from time to time, but nearly enough.
Your loss will be felt also by so many.

Some people stay in your memory,and Norm was one of those.I started work with South British in Invercargill,and Norm was a larger than life character,and an all round good bloke.
My condolences Nola

So sorry to hear of Norm's passing, Our deepest condolences to you Nola Ben and Adam. We remember fondly our cricket connection from many years ago in Timaru.
Ralph and Valerie Ritchie and Sons, Brad, Scott and Jay.

So sad to hear of Norms
passing. Many fun years from rugby playing days to watching at home with Ossie Wilma and Nola Great memories
Sorry can´t be with you but also have some health probs
Derek and Marg Bulman

Norm you were a lovely man.I enjoyed your company re Invercargill days.You will be sadly missed.RIP

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

Please accept our sincere sympathy. I was saddened to read of Norm's passing. We worked together at South British Insurance Gore in the late 60s and Norman explained the rudiments of cricket to me - he a lover of the sport - me a teenager totally ignorant of what cricket was all about !! Since then I have LOVED cricket and remember with affection Norm's explanations. We caught up some years ago when I helped organize a staff reunion of the Southland SBI. He was always such fun.
With much love
Elizabeth James (nee McKenzie) Dunedin