Bunny WALTERS

Good memories of Bunny singing in Rotorua hotels Iplayed drums there.He drew big crowds.

Oh my dear Bunny Walters, we went to school together at Katikati Primary. You were a lovely fella, we were good friends and certainly got up to some mischief at school. I am saddened by learning of your passing, heaven has a new angel. I will always remember you. RIP sweet man.

Please accept my heartfelt condolences. I pray in the midst of your sorrow you find comfort in all the joyful memories shared and will always cherish these beautiful memories . Romans 15:13

Kia ora to the whanau of Mr Bunny Walters, I grew up listening to this 'dude' back in his prime, he had the voice & for a Polynesia check listening to an awesome Maori guy whose music me an impact really made appreciate his talent up there with other Maori greats. Every time one of his songs came on ' you just had to sing along lol thank you Mr Walters for all the great memories that your songs provided coz I knew exactly where I was and how old I was when I hear your songs - great memories....

So sad to hear you have gone too soon.A great singer who gave so much pleasure to a huge nz appreciative audience RIP and love to your family who have lost such a loving man

Very sorry to hear of Bunny's passing. My sincere sympathy to all his Whanau.

I knew Bunny for many years, and ran his Fan Club for him.

i think the the first time he sang "Brandy" was in the EMI lunch room in Queen St, Auckland, where I worked. He sang along to a tape he had of the song, and even then drew a crowd.

When Bunny bought his MG sports car, he took me for a spin, with my friend Elaine, lying across the rear window, behind Bunny and I. He wouldn't have got away...

I grew up in the 70's being entertained by Bunny Walters, a group of "one of a kind". Now you are entertaining in the Kingdom!

Row your canoe strongly for you have the wind at your back. Forever young!

Misi Hane Kaseta
Sydney Australia