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Clive Lawrence AMOS

Clive AMOS Obituary

AMOS, Clive Lawrence. Aged 75. Passed away suddenly but peacefully at Waikato Hospital on 22nd March 2026, surrounded by family. Beloved husband and best friend of the late Karen. Loved brother-in-law of Denise and the late Clarrie. A cherished father figure to Amanda, and a much-loved uncle to her husband Craig and their children, Georgia and Ben. A father figure to Paul, and a beloved friend to Terry. Forever in our hearts. In accordance with Clive's wishes, a private cremation will be held. A formal celebration of Clive's life will be held at a later date. Pellow and Hill Funerals. FDANZ

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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Mar. 25, 2026.

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Leonie

Yesterday

You will be missed Uncle Clive. Over the past few days I have remembered happy times as a child when you and Aunty Karen were with us - such beautiful people. My wish is that you are now back at peace with the love of your life. Please rest in peace. xxx

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Colin & Raewyn Ashton

March 26, 2026

A special mate and long time travel buddy to Supercars rounds all around Australia. Also a late night participant in the hijinks and enjoyment of liqueurs after these events...
No chance to say goodbye but memories of fun times had with you and Karen will last forever.

March 25, 2026

AMOS, Clive Lawrence. Dearly loved friend of Janet and Kevin (deceased) Bates. Memories of laughter and fun will be cherished forever.

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