Warwick HALVORSEN Obituary

I sorry to hear that Warwick has passed. I have known him since we were at Shirley Boys High, and what rat bags we were. Warwick was always there no matter what. and when my dad died when we were 14 who helped me get through it yes Warwick, Brian and there mum Gwen. I will always remember my best friend of many years. my thoughts will always be there. He was a true Mate for many years.
Thank You,
Ian Cox

Halvey was my brothers nick name. Loved the girls at high school and they loved him too. Took great pride in his quadraphonic speakers annoying the neighbours with very loud music. Hooning around the square in his many Ford cars that always ended up smashed but made heaps of money wrecking them. Lived life to the Max along with your brother Brian, only 22 months between you so you guys were right little rascals Miss you Warwick

Warwick was a great friend and always treated my family and myself with respect and love. We first banged into to each other as young teenagers on the Nelson skating rink, Im guessing 1968, Warwick and his Family became great mates from that day on.Warwick lived with our Family in Nelson for an extended period and we both worked at the Car Factory. Great memories and many very funny ones at that. We will miss you dearly my Friend. RIP.

Thinking of your family at this time with condolences
Ruth Buddicom

Sorry to hear of Warwicks passing. Thinking of you all.I remember Warwick when he came to Nelson for Christmas and New Year, Racing his Vauxhall down Trafalgar Street, Hardy Street also Warwicks & Lesleys wedding in Lower Hutt and visiting the family in Christchurch with our Hot Rod.

My sincere sympathy to Warwick's family, I met Warwick while visiting Brookhaven, he bright, chirpy & friendly & blended in well.
May he now find peace.

Sorry to hear of Warwick's passing.I knew him for a short time at Cooper Henderson's (Parts) back in the late 80's,nice chap too.Condolences to all the family.Stuart Wood,Chch.