David Anthony AUBURN

Best uncle ever and he is sorely missed and a great man who I miss lots...till we meet again look after nana and opa

RIP Uncle David. So sad I never had the chance to see you, or to say goodbye. Thank you for the childhood memories and for taking great care of Nana. God bless you both. xLaura

So very sad to read this. I remember David from childhood, Walter was our family doctor, such a kind man - as was his lovely wife Lore. They lived in Epsom. David had such a nice, comfortable energy. Susan was more my age and also sweet and -who knew what they were at 11?- seemingly very shy. I´ve often wondered what happened to the family. To Susan. To David. And France´s. Now I know more. So incredibly sorry for your great loss. This is an extraordinary story. Please feel free to...

So saddened to learn belatedly that David had died over three years ago. David was a highly-valued member of the Auckland University Jazz Workshop, with whom he played alto saxophone. We played together in various groups and shared the stage in several musical events. Fortunately, I still have an amateur recording of a concert at a local art gallery where David gave an impassioned solo performance shortly before he emigrated to Denmark.

I was shocked and saddened to learn that my first cousin David had died over a year agio. We had lost contact, but I had hoped some day to visit New Zealand and see him again. We exhchanged letters several years ago, but he didn't seem to rememer me. Our Dads were brothers and David and I had a wonderful day together in Copenhagen Denmark in 1965, if I"m remembering correctlly. I loved David and always wished we lived closer together so we could share more of our lives,
Marian Auerbach...

Words alone cannot ease the pain and loss that your family is experiencing right now. May you hug tight the treasured memories of your beloved, and may comfort from God provide you strength today, tomorrow, and always. Heartfelt condolences - Isaiah 51:11