George HILLS Obituary

My condolences to Karen, Denise and Gary and families. I have very fond memories of your family. George was an amazing friend to mum and dad. RIP George. Xo

Trained by and sat with George on the bench for many years. A good man. Marie

George was always so much fun. When visiting Karen and Russell, I looked forward to seeing George. He recalled the most hilarious stories, and his mannerisms such as cracking a joke and sitting back in his chair with his squinting eyes laughing at his own joke, will always be a strong memory. He always had a lot of time for people, which is something I will always be grateful for and use as an excellent life example.
This is written immediately following George´s service. It is clear he lived a wonderful life, lead by example, and a wonderful person and servant to his family, friends, and community.
Love to all,
Chris Sinclair (husband of Vicky Sinclair, nee Phillips; George's granddaughter / Karen's daughter)

My late father, Les Wareing, and George were Lancaster Street neighbours and the best of mates. As two tradesmen I remember the projects they used to work on together, the many money raising events they used to support for the very early years of Highbury school, and the regular weekly meeting for a cleansing ale. Our two families were great friends and I know my Dad truely valued George's friendship. RIP George. From Sue Jenkins (nee Wareing).

Best friends, whitebaiting together again. A lifetime friend to Richardson family

Our sincerest condolences to the family, Barbara Craggs & Filip Dewagtere

Gary & family and also Shirley, so saddened to hear that George has passed away.
I have fond memories of George at the Freyberg Pool and at our lunch group catch-ups.
Sorry that we won't make it to his funeral as Ivan & I are out of town that day.

With deepest sympathy to George's family. My association with George was with JP Association. George was a lovely man, very friendly and kind. We will surely miss George. RIP George.

Very sad to hear of Georges passing, he was a truly lovely man. We have fond memories of good times when our Dad Geoff was in Lions with George. Deepest sympathy to his Family.

George was a calm and thoughtful presence, encouraging and the epitomy of service. Fondly remembered PDG Buster Curson

On behalf of Lions Clubs of NZ and fellow Lions our condolences to the family of a great New Zealander who thought of others before himself.
PDG Ash HAZLITT 202D Lions District

George will be sadly missed by many. It has been a privilege and honor to have met George at the Lane 6 mermaids/mermen pool where we girls nicknamed him "Kermit" because of his swimming attire. I will never forget your smile and sense of humor George.

George, like a few of his vintage, was a person that can never be replace.
His dedication to the community had to be seen, to appreciate it true depth and breadth.
RIP George