Kevin PEACHEY Obituary

Sorry sad for your loss anita.
Grant and jo gurney

The team here at Floorcraft send our deepest sympathies to Anita and family on Kevin's passing and our thoughts are with you.

My earliest memory of Kevin was eeling in the creek behind their home in mornings Road in the late 70´s. Maybe aged about 8-10. From then the cheeky smile whenever we crossed paths. Anita and family I´m very saddened to hear of Kevin´s passing. Please accept our true condolences. Dallas Wrack (Butel) and family.

Deepest sympathy Anita to you and your family. Thinking of you at this sad time.
Colleen Atchison

My sincere Condolences to you and your Family Anita. Cousin Shyrrel .

My sincere condolences to you and your family Anita. My thoughts are with you at this sad time.
Gwen

In memory of a dear friend. Always a smile a handshake and a kind word. Our thoughts are with you Anita and your family.

It is with deep sadness that we acknowledge Kevin's passing. He was one of the first people we met after arriving in Whangarei in 1980. Kevin introduced us to Round Table service group, which led to a lifetime of friendships and a feeling of belonging to the local community. After buying our first house, Kevin helped in many ways. He was generous with his time and expertise in things like knocking down brick chimneys and trees for firewood, and so many other practical aspects of life in Northland. Kevin even took Graham fishing in the harbour the night our second child was born! During their time in Southland, Kevin and Anita were our hosts and excellent guides on a tiki tour back to Dunedin after a Round Table conference in Invercargill. We were delighted when they finally made it back to Whangarei. Over the years, our lives have taken different paths, but we have always tried to help each other whenever possible.
Our most sincere condolences to Anita, Leanne, Vicki and all the family. Rest in peace, Kevin. Your friendship was much appreciated.
Graham and Moira

PEACHEY, Kevin Max. Loved and respected brother of Keith, Colin, Helen (deceased), Lloyd, Carmen and Neil. Brother-in-law of Lilian, Susan and Jeffrey. Uncle to many. Lay the red carpet when we catch up. Now at peace. Always rememebered.