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Peter DADY Obituary
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for Peter DADY
5 Entries
Dr. V.Balakrishnan
August 4, 2025
Great friend and colleague for many years. He was very helpful and supportive during my friendship period over 45 yrs. It was always been great pleasure to meet him in our monthly lunch session with our other friends. Really miss his presence. My hearty condolences to his family. Bala and his family.
Shona Kramer
August 1, 2025
Dr Dady was a incredible Oncologist .This Man tried so very hard to help my late Younger Brother Donald Williams in the 80s.His bedside manner was lovely and he became very close professionally to not only Don but also my distraught Parents.I was very lucky last year to discover him in Te Hopai whilst visiting a family member and i Thanked him for his wonderful work in Oncology I know he wasnt seemingly in a state to understand me but his eyes told me he had .T his family i am sorry for his loss and a loss to Wellington Oncology but im sure he left a legacy
Regards Shona ( WIlliams)
Ian PINER
August 1, 2025
Sorry to learn of Dr Dady's passing. Thank you so much for your Oncology diagnosis and the subsequent treatment programme followed in 2001 which in due course led to my recovery. I am only sorry I have never had the opportunity to meet you in person to offer you a personal 'thank you'.
Rest in Peace. Ted PINER
Helene Ritchie
August 1, 2025
This is sad. Peter and I served together on the Capital and Coast District Health Board and he was also my oncologist two decades ago...his was a challenging personal life, he was a determined advocate and a courageous doctor. He was highly respected. My thoughts are with his family.
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Michael Bott
August 1, 2025
I was in my early thirties when I received my diagnosis - unless I received chemotherapy, I wouldn't have long, and even then the chances of survival were not rosy. It was hard facing the prospect of leaving behind those you love, your children, loved ones, the scent of a flower, the warmth of the sun on your skin, the feeling of the salt water as your dive beneath the waves. My first oncologist Peter Dady, never gave me false hope, but you were one of many, who gave me the strength to persevere. I will miss you Peter You had known sadness in your own life, and with the number of patients endlessly churning through Wellington Hospital's cancer ward - each with their own burden, you kept going and were always decent and had time. I am glad that our lives intersected and will be forever grateful.
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