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Michael John PAYNE

Michael PAYNE Obituary

PAYNE, Michael John. - Passed away suddenly at Fremantle Hospital, Western Australia on Saturday 7 June 2014. Aged 52 years. Loving husband of Sally. Loving father of Scott, Fraser, Sam, Katie and their partners and a loving grandfather. A service for Michael will be held at the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit, 197 Broadway Avenue, Palmerston North on Wednesday 18 June 2014 at 10 am. In lieu of flowers a donation would be appreciated. Messages can be sent to the Payne family, c/- PO Box 1014, Palmerston North.

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Published by Manawatu Standard on Jun. 14, 2014.

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Warren Ingram

June 16, 2014

Sally so sorry to hear the news about Mikes passing he was such a top bloke Mike well missed by everyone i have so many fond memories of Mike our love goes out to you all love always Wobbly- Ngaire- Vanessa and Jared

Wendy Teaz

June 16, 2014

Mikey,
An inspirational, positive and lovable friend who I am so going to miss.
There was never one day that you were negative, even after all your set backs in life, you kept picking yourself up, smiling, laughing and enjoying life the best you could.
A very good friend been taken way too early.
Love Tinkerbell (Wendz)

Cathy O'REILLY

June 14, 2014

Loved brother in law and uncle of John (Brisbane), Cathy, Liam and Caithryn (Whitianga). You have been a part of our family since 1978 when you met Sally. We have many happy memories and thank you for all your support over the years.

June 14, 2014

PAYNE, Michael John. — 30.9.1961 ~ 7.6.2014. Dearly loved eldest son of Wally (deceased) and Maureen. Loved brother of Lynda; and Keiran (Wingnut). Loved uncle of Carissa and Dania; and Jacob.

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