NASH, Lyall Patrick (Grandad) -
Passed suddenly in Cromwell, on August 1, 2024; aged 76 years. Loved and adored Dad to Carmel, Tara and Tony, loved Grandad to Lee, Poppy, and best mate of Ruby.
- A service to celebrate Lyall's life will be held in Harbour Rugby Football Clubrooms, Watson Park, Albertson Avenue, Port Chalmers, at 2:00pm, on Wednesday, August 7, followed by private cremation. Messages can be left on Lyall's page below.
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A wonderful neighbour for many years in Roseneath and a brilliant fishing mentor for me. Such a sad loss to our community but always greatful we had him
Great friend and fantastic machine operator. Created our duck shooting pond. Lyall came back to our pond over the years to see how it was developing.
Our deepest sympathy to the Nash family at this time. Hold tight to your wonderful memories of your dad and grandad. Age & Steph
Gone too soon.So many broken hearts.
So sorry to Lyalls loved ones, I will miss him and all of his doggies over the last 20 odd years plus. Sue Bruce (CVC).
Hi Lp, It’s not often I would get the last word in our conversations!! I miss our Sunday morning state of the nation phone calls , forever greatful for your help and guidance over the years .Rip Ps you were still a giant pain in the arse to work with !!
Condolences to Tara, Carmel & families. RIP Lyall
Our condolences to you and your family Carmel, I know your Dad will be dearly missed. From all of us at Focus Technology Group.
deepest sympathy to Lyalls family R I P lyall
Fine memories of a good man; fishing 🎣 for Salmon in our Otago Harbour! Peace, love and prayers to you all. 🥰
Deepest condolences to your family, I still remember the day you pulled my car out of the burks inlet after I rolled it because of ice, your sense of humor was fantastic rest easy Lyall
Go well Lyall, as you Captain the Western Star on its trip to heaven xxxx