Alan MANERA

15th December 1944 - 8th March 2023
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Service Details
Waiau Town & Country Club
41 King Street
Tuatapere
Monday 13 March 2023, 11:00AM
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MANERA, Alan.

of Tuatapere, passed suddenly but peacefully on Wednesday 8 March, 2023 aged 78. Dearly loved by Kathy. Much loved father of Inez, and Kylie, and all his grandchildren and great-grandchild. A loved brother, brother-in-law, and uncle. A service to celebrate Alan’s life will be held in the Waiau Town and Country Club, 41 King Street, Tuatapere, on Monday 13 March at 11am followed by private cremation. Messages can be sent to 13 Peace Street, Tuatapere 9620, or to Alan’s tribute page at frasersfunerals.co.nz/tributes where there is also a link to the livestream of the service.

Messages

Sad to read the passing of Alan who has been a excellent neighbour friend.Deepest sympathy to you All.
Dawn Egerton , Scott Street Tuatapere
My thoughts are with you at this sad time. Judy Bevin Family .
Judy Bevin , Tuatapere
Deepest Sympathy in your sad loss Kathy and fa.ily .Val Calvert Invercargill.
Val Calvert, Invercargill
Sad to hear the passing of Alan. Top man Thinking of you Kathy
Peter Symons , Wallacetown
Sorry we can not be there to celebrate Als life. We loved see him with his family which he truly loved and they loved him. RIP . Love Murray Fiona Knox & family Marton
Fiona Knox, Marton
My thoughts are with you all at such a time.
Our time with Dad( coz everyone else was calling him Dad)was short but we had a great time talking the talk and having a laugh! A great big smile on his dial will never be forgotten
Kia Kaha and love to you all
Michelle & Rodger Low, Whanganui
Thoughts go out to all of you.
What a beautiful remembrance of Al's life.
Sonia White, Wanganui
A beautiful service which we both watched today on livestream. Loved all the great stories. We too have lots of memories of Al from the BP days which also includes BBQs. The day he caught the river bank on fire at the Appleby River, which thank goodness we managed to extinguish ourselves. Oh then there was the day up the Wairoa Gorge when Al put hot charcoal ashes in the council rubbish bin. We also managed to extinguish that one as well. There was smoke everywhere that day. A great guy taken too soon.
Condolences to you all.
Craig (ex BP) and Sue Adams, Nelson
You were firstly my friend then my husband and then your most important role, father to our beautiful daughters Inez and Kylie.
You were always there for our daughters and never shied from expressing how proud you were of them as they navigated their way through life.
Your passing leaves a hole in my heart as I know it does for our girls and their families.
Thank you for the love, laughter and support you gave and the memories that remain.

Rest in Peace Alan.
Terry Dalziel, Waikanae