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Murray George Crooks DARROCH

Murray DARROCH Obituary

DARROCH, Murray George Crooks (Gramps). 18/09/1931 - 24/09/2025 Dearly loved husband of Fay and father to Ross, Philip (Dec'd), and Susan. Father in law to Doug, and Kathryn. Grandfather of Tania, Kyle, Stacey, Angus, and Emily, and a beloved great grandfather. As per Murray's wishes, a private cremation has been held. Donations made in Murray's memory to North Haven Hospice, would be appreciated. All communications to The Darroch Family, C/- PO Box 5116, Whangarei 0140.



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Published by www.northernadvocate.co.nz on Sep. 27, 2025.

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Jennifer Williams née East

October 12, 2025

Sincere condolences Fay , in warmest memories of the early years in Kamo Road and your and Murray´s kindnesses to Mum and Dad.

Riley Family

October 2, 2025

Another mighty Kauri fallen.
Thank you Murray and Fay for you kindness and friendship over the years. A great mate who will be sadly missed. Pat, Bryan and Family

GDLemon

September 29, 2025

Condolences to Fay and family. Murray was a great friend and travelling companion for us over the last 40 years. He will be sadly missed by both of us. Graham and Michelle Lemon

Derick Finlayson

September 28, 2025

we send our condolences and sympathy to you Fay, Susan, Ross and family in your loss of Murry we had many good times in his company,he lived life to it's fullest RIP Fond Memoirs from Derick & Pam Finlayson

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