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Mark WILCOX
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Mark WILCOX

Mark WILCOX

Mark WILCOX Obituary

On 29 September, 2024. Suddenly in Wellington, aged 50 years. Much loved son of Peter and Julie. Loved brother and brother-in-law of Paula and Mikey, and uncle to Amber and Lola. Husband of Jiruchaya Narongkun (New). Father of Samantha. Loved by his family in England, Scotland and Australia. Messages and tributes can be posted to PO Box 14-366, Kilbirnie 6241 or placed in Mark's tribute book at www.tributes.co.nz where you can also join the service via livestream. In lieu of flowers donations to the Salvation Army. A Memorial Service for Mark will be held at the Cockburn Street Chapel, cnr Onepu Rd and Cockburn St, Kilbirnie on Tuesday, 29 October 2024, at 11.00am


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Published by The Post from Oct. 19 to Oct. 26, 2024.

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Sally C

October 27, 2024

Terribly sad to read of your passing dear Mark. RIP. Thanks for the memories from being my 7th form ball date to summer BBQs and birthdays in Jville or Island Bay. You´ll be remembered with fondness. Much love to your olds and sister. Forever friends xox

Felix Ram and The Ram Family

October 23, 2024

Very shocked and surprised to find this out Mark! Wonderful memories of you visiting us regularly at our Johnsonville property since a very young age and you enjoying Mums' curries. RIP my friend, Mum will be very pleased to greet you in heaven.

Julia and Nick Rumble

October 21, 2024

Happy memories of our two families spending fun time together in the U.K and Paris. Rest in peace. The Rumble family

Shirley Family

October 20, 2024

RIP Mark. We used to play as kids at yours in Burgess Road. Such sad news to hear. Shirley Family ex Johnsonville

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