Selwyn George "Mick" BREMNER

FUNERAL HOME

Lychgate Funeral Home

cnr Willis & Aro Sts

Wellington, Wellington

Selwyn BREMNER Obituary

Born at Otorohanga, 2 August 1930, passed away peacefully at Village at the Park, Wellington, on 29 October 2025, aged 95. All Black 545. Brother of Wallace Bremner (dec) and Marlene Grimmett (dec). Much-loved and popular uncle of Sandra Grimmett (Sydney), Brigitte Plunkett (Wellington), Priscilla Barron (dec), Wallace Grimmett (Brisbane), Grant Bremner (Calgary), and Georgie Bremner (Wellington & Aspen), and their families who enjoyed his humour, stories and kindness. Mick had an enduring love of family, New Zealand wool, and rugby. Please join us as we come together to honor Mick's life at the Lychgate Chapel, 306 Willis Street, Te Aro, Wellington, on Friday 14 November 2025 at 1.00pm. To view the livestream or to send a tribute please go to lychgate.co.nz/upcoming-funerals/ Messages to the family can also be sent c/- Lychgate Funerals.

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Published by The Post on Nov. 1, 2025.

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richard turner

November 16, 2025

I remember Mick and Wal with great affection. They were marvellous to deal with in the wool business. One of my late friends Eric Jenkins was a great friend of the Bremners. The world has lost a true gentleman and decent human being. Sail well Mick.

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Mark Gray

November 1, 2025

Moe mai e te ranagatira, moe mai i roto i te rangimarie.

Very sad to hear of 'uncle' Mick's passing. He played All Black rugby with, and Provincial rugby against, my father, Bill Gray (deceased 1993). I was very fortunate to meet Mick when I started my law degree at Victoria University Wellington in 1981 and joined the University Rugby Club at the same time. Though a shadow of my father on the rugby field I enjoyed 10 years with the University 'A' Team and Mick was a constant figure around the team at games and of course in the Boyd Wilson clubroom with a beer in hand. He would often corner me in the clubrooms offering valued advice and share stories of his playing days with my Dad. I haven't seen you Mick for a long time living over seas for a number of decades, but your smiling face is as clear as daylight. Haere atu Mick.

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