Simply Cremations

Glenn Malcolm Keith Irvine Sunday, the 21st of June 1967 - Saturday, the 21st of February 2026

Glenn Malcolm Keith Irvine passed away at the Tauranga Hospital. Surrounded by love in his final days, he quietly found peace with his Heavenly Father.

Loved dearly by his family, Mum; Denice Turner, Father; John Irvine, Sons; Jayden, William, Thomas& Daughters; Ruby and Makayla

A Service will be held at Friday, 27th February at 10:00 am.

Followed by the burial at Tauranga Pyes Pa Cemetery.

To leave a tribute and watch the live stream on Friday, please follow the link -
https://www.simplyfunerals.co.nz/funerals/-tributes?funeral=ZW75j

Save the date!

Sunday 22nd February
From 10am - till 2pm

We are having an Open Day!!!
We cant wait to meet the kind & friendly people of Cambridge!

How amazing is this!?
One of our Angel Casts families are running a fundraiser this month where her and hubby, Tayla and Scott, are doing 12 workouts in 12 hours, on the birthday/anniversary of their sweet son Mason.

This is taking place on January 23rd at Strength Nation Gym in Cambridge.

They’ve completely smashed their fundraising goal already, but of course we welcome all donations to get behind this amazing couple in honour of their boy, and to help future Angel Casts families have the same care and keepsakes they received this time last year.

Please support them by donating at the link in comments/bio.

❤️🕊️ Kiri Te-Aroha Ashby

Sunrise: 16 May 1948

Sunset: 31 December 2025

Kua hinga te tōtara i te wao nui a Tāne.

A beloved woman has passed, leaving a legacy of love, strength, and aroha.

Kiri Te-Aroha Ashby passed away peacefully, surrounded by love.

Late Kiri Te-Aroha Ashby son’s:

Dellane Millard
Carwyn Millard
James Millard

She will be deeply missed and forever remembered by her whānau, friends, and all whose lives she touched.

Funeral Service Details

Saturday 03/01/2026 | 11:00 AM onwards

Oromahoe Marae

41 Porotu Road

Oromahoe, 0472

Haere rā e te rangatira. Haere atu rā ki te kāinga tūturu mō tātou katoa.

Moe mai rā i roto i te aroha me te rangimārie.