Graham GALLAND Obituary

We are so sorry to read of Grahams passing. We have fond memories of time shared with Graham over the last 44 years. Our sincere condolences to Margy and the family.

So sorry to hear of Grahams fight with cancer and passing. Our time together was as children during summer camps in Te Anau, learning how to water ski behind a dingy with an 18hp outboard. We had to sit on the beaching trolley for the steamer(forgotten the name) so our skis were already on top of the water, pull the dingy in then gun it. If you stayed up you were a hero. I think we all managed in the end. Cutting and stoocking fescue in Grahams paddock put a few dollars in our pocket which immediately got spent on filling up a 1 gallon Meg jar and the boys were on the loose. Rest easy mate.
Keith.

He was a great man....and our dear friend who we loved and will miss terribly. Much love Pam and Kev

Graham was a valued member of the Fiordland Vintage Machinery Museum. He was heavily involved in restoring the train that was retrieved from the Oreti River at Lumsden. I Think Graham was a foundation Member of our museum. We stored his late Father Joe´s Ford Pick-up then with the help of Ding Bell it was delivered to Whangarei where Graham restored it, a Classic truck. Graham will be missed by all who knew him inTe Anau. Brian Risk.

Graham was a very accomplished digger driver , also a very active member of the Northland Classic and Sports car club. A gentle giant who will be missed by many

A Giant of a man with Graceful personality to suit. A pleasure to have known him. Marg ,please accept my condolences on your loss of a great man.

So sorry to hear of Grahams passing.
Spent many years as a neighbor and friend at Mararoa. Rest in Piece Graham it was a pleasure knowing you and family. Dorothy

Sorry to hear Graham has passed away.
We have very fond memories of Graham while we were farming neighbour's