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Thomas Michael "Tom" HANNAN

Thomas HANNAN Obituary

11th February 2000, aged 60. It is hard to believe that 25 years have passed as Tom's/Dad's warmth and vitality feel as alive to us today as he did in life. He is always loved, missed, talked about and in our hearts. Guiding us and forever remembered as our beloved Husband, Dad, Poppa of 15 and Great-Poppa of 9; Wendy, Louise & Kevin, Rebecca & Paul, Greg & Kirsten, Tim & Paula, Kate, and Mike, and all the family.

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Published by The Press from Feb. 11 to Feb. 15, 2025.

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Phil Wild

February 19, 2025

Wendy, I often remember Tom and am amazed that it is now 25 years since his passing. From knowing him through Canterbury Referees and then working with him at Hygrade he was always so full of energy and enthusiasm. I trust that the passage of time has enhanced your memories Wendy and life has treated you and your family kindly. Phil Wild

Karl Velde

February 12, 2025

A lovely man. Never forgotten.

Catherine White

February 11, 2025

Thinking of you, Wendy. From Catherine White, formerly of St Teresa's. I live at Rosecourt Retirement Village in Somerfield now. Liz lives in Nelson, David in West Melton. Love to all your family.

Nell Dulieu

February 11, 2025

Gosh Wendy how time flys ,we have wonderful memories however lots of new firsts for us to learning to live on our own ,I do hope all your families are well ,keep those lovely memories alive love to all Nell D

Donna Aiken (Kirk)

February 11, 2025

I have very fond memories of Tom from my childhood. Always a very friendly and cheerful man whose company my parents always enjoyed and Mum spoke of often. Taken far too soon - my love to Wendy and all the family.

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