Deaths
BAKER, John Robert — On June 21, 1984, at Christchurch Hospital (after a long Illness), much loved husband of Natalie Joan Baker, and loved father of Alexandra, Bernadette, and Virginia, and grandfather of Storm-Vlr-glnia; aged 48 years. Messages to 23 Evesham Crescent, Christchurch 2. Donations may be made to the Cancer Research Society. A Requiem Mass will be celebrated at Sacred Heart Catholic Church; Spencer Street, on Monday, June 25, at 1 p.m., Interment thereafter in the Ruru Lawn Cemetery. Rosary at the Church, on Sunday, at 7 p.m. Academy Funeral Services.
BAKER, John Robert — On June 21, 1984, ever loved son of Len and Evelyn Baker (Taumarunul), loved brother of Francis and Patrick, and Nevlelle and Annette, and loved uncle of Janine and Anthony. BAKER, John Robert — On June 21, 1984, loved son-in-law of Jean and Doug Cook (Taumarunul), loved brother-in-law of John (Hamilton), Ralph and Pat (New Plymouth), Terry and Elizabeth, Klmba and Dennis, and Michael (all of Taumarunul), and loved uncle of Dean, Debbie, Megan, Steven, and Rodney.
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