Kevin TEMPERTON Obituary

Hi Mary and girls thought you might like this photo...special memories of our beautiful brother...much love..Delyse..xx

Dear Mary & Family
Our Deepest condolences to
U all in the loss of Kevin.
Kevin - (as a youngster) worked on the Vowell Family Farm with my Dad - Len Vowell.
When we went into business - Tastebud Coastlands - Kevin was our accountant from 1989-2010.
We would take our books dwn to Kevin - talk about old times - & what horse was going to win that week or did well last week. Never about the books
He gave us so much advice - wonderful advice - of which we still speak of today.
Our love is with u all.
Lyn & Kevin VOWELL
And of course I was named after Kevin

A sunny spirit, loving, joyful and always smiling. It was a pleasure to know him.

Dear Mary
We were very sad to hear of Kevin's passing. He was a lovely man whose company we always enjoyed at Rotary Caravan rallies over the years. A true gentleman! You and he are in our thoughts.

Dear Mary & family
so sorry to hear of the loss of Kevin, he was always such a kind gentleman. Remember him well from days at Mckenzies.
Angela and I were only just remembering you both last week.
Hope to catch up one day. Love Denise

Our condolences to you all with the sad loss of Kevin. We know Glennie & Delyse so thoughts are with you all at this time. The Wood family,
Raewyn, Irene, John & Marion.xxx

Our sincere sympathy to you Mary and your family. We will remember with fondness the lovely man he was and how we enjoyed his company on the Rotary rallies. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Margaret and Jim Worboys

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

I was sad to hear the news of Kevins death. Kevin lived with my family for a time on Johnsonville (Kevins Aunty Margaret and Uncle Phil) and was like an extra big brother to me. My brother Denis, Kevin and another cousin, Lew Palmer, were like the 3 Musketeers, always up for a bit of fun! I clearly remember Kevin, in our living room, doing the latest dance craze, the Twist, wearing a lightshade! Mum, Aunty Margaret, was not amused!Not sure why the lightshade but beer may have played a part! Good memories of a lovely man!

sorry to hear that you are gone Kev you were like a brother to me when we lived at Kaiwharawhara Rest in peace