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HDSpringer
30th August 2004, 23:22
You are invited to attend the memorial ride in honour of the late Mark (Gnome) Lagore who passed away on 21st Jan 2004.

Departing from the Te Poi Country Pub at 12:00 Saturday 13 Nov 04
The ride will be via Paeroa, Waihi, Whangamata, Hikuia, Kopu, and returning to 280 Laxon Rd, Hamilton (The Homestead) at around 18:00. *A live band (Switch Back), food (BBQ), and refreshments will keep you entertained through the evening. Accommodation is on a first come first serve basis at Laxon road, the Barn/ Implement Shed will be available, or bring your own tent.

The cost is $15.00 per person which will cover the cost of the band, Food, Beer, Non Alcoholic beverages, and a commemorative patch. Note: the beer is in limited supply BYO is recommended for those looking for a big evening.
Monies will be collected on arrival at Laxon rd.

All inquiries should be directed to Richard via email or phone.
richard@sands.co.nz
Ph 0274 523 562
visit http://hog.no-ip.com/In%20Memory/memorial%20ride.htm

SpankMe
16th September 2004, 09:44
Anybody going to this <img src="/forums/images/icons/icon5.gif"> Where is the Te Poi Country Pub anyway <img src="/forums/images/icons/icon5.gif">

Cajun
16th September 2004, 10:07
Anybody going to this <img src="/forums/images/icons/icon5.gif"> Where is the Te Poi Country Pub anyway <img src="/forums/images/icons/icon5.gif">

just out of matamata heading towards the kamais

you head out of matamata, and keep following the road, do not take the tauranga turn off, keep going thru that intersection and you should wind up there

ManDownUnder
23rd September 2004, 07:18
but not sure if I can... I'll need to work out the details.

I knew Mark when he was in Taranaki. He was my neighbour and worked with him while I was still at high school, building rotary cowsheds... The irony is that he helped me earn enough money for my first motorcycle (an ER185 no less...!)

A top guy, rough as guts at times and foul mouthed when needed... but a nicer and more capable guy would be hard to find.

Please pass on my respects to Margy and Michael. They may remember me from Drake St in New Plymouth. My mother told me of his death from Leukemia earlier this year and it is a real loss.

A lot of guys die, and pass without mention. It doesn't surprise me that Mark isn't one of them. I only knew him from 20 years ago as a neighbour and first real boss but the impressions made will stay with me for life.

A top bloke.

MDU
aka Nigel

HDSpringer
24th September 2004, 21:37
Thanks for you Note Nigel, I'll pass on my respects to Margy amd Michael when I see them next. I still amazes me how many people he touched in all walks of life.