David-HEATHERBELL-Obituary

Dr David Alan HEATHERBELL

Christchurch, Canterbury

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DOB July 14, 1941, Hope, Nelson, peacefully died May 2, 2024, Christchurch Hospital. Loved and will be cherished by his remaining children; Gwynne, Morgan and Karen, grandchildren; Teddy, Jake, Zac, Tessa and Reuben, close friend former wife Rosemarie Gutsmann, friends and past colleagues and...

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David was my major professor at Oregon State University. I have never worked for such a warm, open positive person as David. It was a pleasure studying under him and I will always remember his generosity and genuine interest in me and in all of his other students. He was an exceptional person and I will continue to keep him in my memory. My condolences to his family and friends.

I'm am very sad to of just found out that David had passed away, I was his hairdresser, came to me all the way from Sumner, such a lovely man we had such lovely conversations, will miss him , Rest in Peace David

I remember your warm and broad smile David. With love and fond memories,

A lovely and gentle friend, David was always optimistic and interested in others. Passionate in any discussions of music and wine, plus he had a sweet tooth for home made preserves. We will miss his friendship as will many folk in many parts of the world.

To Karen and the boys sorry to read of David´s passing . He was brave and positive till the end. I know how much he wanted to get back to his beach pad as he called it . Will miss our talks and morning teas . At peace now rest well your friend Maree. Not to forget kitty as you loved cats .

We will sadly miss David our wonderful neighbour in Nayland St. Always positive and cheerful in spite of his ailments and with so much expert knowledge which we thoroughly enjoyed.

What an enthusiastic and fun guy he was yet he had a real thinking side to him too. And what a tennis player was he! He will be missed.

I remember Dave while working at Mt Albert. A lovely man and an enthusiastic scientist. My sincere condolences