Edward Walter (Eddie) Bremer

Wonderful memories of you from my primary school days at Clarendon, you were the best principal

Please except our sympathy for your loss of Eddie.
We will miss seeing Eddie around Rowena Jackson Village 😊

Sue and Pete Hamilton Rowena Jackson

Eddie was the Principal at Clarendon School during the years our three sons attended there. He always met us with a smile, even years later when we'd see him when he was busy with the Rotary Book Sale. Whilst serving on the School Council with him, his help and guidance was invaluable. Our deepest sympathy to his family. Our thoughts are with you.
Brian & Helen Hotton & Family.

A great neighbor in ward street for a number of years. The girls still read the book you gave them "best dressed bear". I hope the blue cod is better up there eddie, you will be missed courtney and brendon x

Dear Annette and Philip, Lockie and Louise. Chum has been a generational friend. Chum and Bruce were friends as boys and their friendship continued into adulthood, when he and Shirley, and Bruce and Helen had their families. Their children, our generation, have always been friends too. Even if we haven't seen each other for years, it is so easy to pick up again. The family holidays we had up in Central Otago were so much a part of our lives, as kids, floating down the river on lilos, camping, playing rounders. Chum has been a friend to the next generation too, coming to birthday parties and other gatherings. To us all, you Bremers are family. Chum was dearly loved and will be missed by us all xxxx

I was lucky enough to teach at Clarendon School during Eddie's time as principal there. Eddie was a modest, quietly spoken man and a supportive and understanding leader. We appreciated Eddie's friendly personality and respected his judgement and wisdom. It was a real pleasure to work with such a considered, ethical and caring leader.

Eddie, a principal who treated every child with a kindness, gentleness and understanding which highlighted his life of leadership through example.
A life well lived whose impact on so many lives on!!
Faith has reunited you with your lovely Shirley, Eddie.
So sad for your family Eddie but you have earned a rest.
Isaiah 57: 1-2

Eddie was a dearly loved cousin of Norma ( my mother) and Joan Campbell.
I had the pleasure of speaking with him and hearing family tales of their childhood at Greenhills, almost a year ago, when I asked Eddie to speak at Joan's funeral.
My sympathy to his family, and to Joy, Doug and Roy.

Condolences to all the family.So sad to hear of Edwards passing he was a wonderful cousin many great childhood memories of Eddie and his family. It was great catching up with him and the other cousin's in July 2023 at my Sisters funeral. Love to all John and Ann Hancock. Sydney Australia

Eddie was the headmaster at Clarendon when my girls were there back in the seventy , also I was on the PTA as well he was such a lovely guy to all the children Rest in peace Eddie

Heartfelt sympathy Joy and Roy and your extended families on the loss of your beloved and respected brother. Nola Stuart. Riverton.