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Alan Douglas HAMMOND

1950 - 2024

BORN

1950

DIED

2024

FUNERAL HOME

Affinity Funeral Home (Alexandra)

141 Centennial Ave

Alexandra, Otago

Alan HAMMOND Obituary

20.9.1950 - 16.8.2024

Alan went to fly with the waterfowl on Friday, August 16 2024 after a long tussle with illness. Dearly loved partner of Jenny, loved former husband of Helena; dearly loved father and father-in-law of Natasha and Simon, Damien, Vanessa and Harry, and Milly; loved grandfather of Oliver and Emily, Kaleb, Hunter, Penelope and Oscar, Eve and Stella. Loved oldest son of Mildred and Bob, and
loved brother of Neil, Colin*, Owen*, Ian, Brian (Barney)*, Ross*, Neville, Dale and Blair. Renowned owner of many legendary naughty dogs, friend of many, mentor to young hunters and scallywags far and wide. The family wishes to thank the caring staff at Dunstan Hospital and Health Central for their wonderful care of Alan over the last few years. A Service for Alan will be held in The Cellar Door, 143A Centennial Avenue, Alexandra, at 2 00pm on Thursday, August 22. Messages to 1303 Fruitlands-Roxbugh Road, RD2 , Fruitlands 9392.
(*denotes deceased)


Published by Southland Times on Aug. 19, 2024.

Memories and Condolences
for Alan HAMMOND

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Paul matos

December 12, 2024

30 years along time since I bought your first call ...and many,many more mate..never was there a better use of beautiful wood,you saved some of the good ones for me ill treasure them forever
Buy mate Paul

Wayne Smith

August 25, 2024

Alan was a great mentor to me and a very generous and kind person duck shooting legend taken to soon

Ken McAuliffe

August 23, 2024

Sad to hear, Alan and I shared a class at Southland Technocial Collage. Memories fading into the late 1960's and a art class we both enjoyed. God speed Alan.

David & Jayne White

August 22, 2024

David & I were so sad to read this. We just mentioned his name when going thru Fruitlands 2 weeks ago. Remember when he met Elaine in Chelmsford St then continuing on to business acquaintance with Hunting & Fishing. Fond memories of a great man. David & Jayne White

Carole King

August 19, 2024

My sincere sympathy to the Hammond family. I was saddened to read in the Southland Times that Alan has died. Alan worked in the display department at H&J Smith Invercargill in the latter 1960's with my late husband Alan King. We knew your Alan as 'Ghins'. He was such a handsome and lovely young man. Talented and a people person with a wonderfull sense of humour. There were a number of the younger staff, like us, who were in boyfriend /girlfriend relationships so we all got around together socially with Alan and his then girlfriend Wendy Smith who also worked at Smiths. Over the years Alan and I would reminisce the good old days of Smiths and Guins would often come up in our conversation. After reading through the messages I am so pleased he continued with his artistic talent which from a young age was showing so much promise.
Kindest regards
Carole King

Janice and Gordon Stenning

August 18, 2024

We send our love- with great memories - we still have our pottery bread bin, made by Allan at Coal Creak so glad we got to catch up with Allan when we were over in March God Bless and RIP Janice and Gordon

Joanna Kay

August 18, 2024

Such a sad day! My love to all Alan´s family xx
Alan was the older cool cousin and he was always so kind and patient with his annoying little cousins!
It was so lovely to connect with him again over Facebook and then we were so happy to see him in March when we were in NZ. Still the same, friendly guy, grateful for our impromptu pop in.
Your amazing wood skills sit, pride of place in our home in Aust with the beautiful bowl you made us for our wedding
RIP Alan from your Perth family xx
Joanna Kay (Stenning)

Julie Hayward

August 18, 2024

With Deepest Sympathy on the loss of a extremely talented & inspiring man. Alan made the most beautiful Duck caller for my father & was a gracious host when Dad & I called into see him with two little people along for the ride. Hold the memories you made together as a family close to your hearts cherished forever.

Vicki Ssenning

August 17, 2024

Oh this is so very sad to hear.
xox
My memories of Alan, was that he was my `cool older cousin´ (he always seemed so much older than us when we were teenagers but the gap as adults is not big).

I remember seeing him and his mates on the verandah in his flat on George Street, music blasting, SO very COOL!
Calling in to the orchard at Millars Flat to see him and the fam, with Mum & Dad for a catch up on our way past heading to our holiday.
Laterly, it was lovely connecting on FB and seeing, commenting and `liking´ various things.

Whilst we had cuzzies of our own age and then our older group of cuzzies that we didn´t know quite the same, we always knew and heard what they were all up to through our family.... and that´s the thing isn´t it.
FOREVER family, linked by our STENNING heritage and,
THAT..... is very cool!
HUGE HUGS and thoughts to you Jenny and to all our Hammond Clan, HUGE love, thoughts and hugs.
RIP Alan, love from your cuzzie and family in Perth xox

Mac Lindsay

August 17, 2024

I have many fond memories of Alan Hammond. The craftsman, the philosopher, the artist and partisan, to name just some of his many talents. What a legend. I remember him in the 1970´s holding court like a great Roman Senator from his home in Moore Road, we hung onto his every word. My condolences to his loved ones.

Paul matos

August 17, 2024

To all Alan's family it's with great sadness that I've heard of Alan's passing I was only talking to him a month or so ago
A great man
Paul Matos Auckland

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Memorial Events
for Alan HAMMOND

Aug

22

Service

2:00 p.m.

The Cellar Door

143A Centennial Avenue, Alexandra, Otago

Funeral services provided by:

Affinity Funeral Home (Alexandra)

141 Centennial Ave, Alexandra