, 27, formerly of Marlborough, living in Australia, visiting Bali. His body was formally identified using DNA and his body flown to Brisbane on November 10. He was cremated there on November 13.
Mark Morton Parker
, 27, of Timaru.
My love goes out to the family and friends of Mark Parker who have lost someone very special. I remember him from University, always with a smile, always polite and kind. Rest in peace Mark. xoxox Rachel.
rachel.talbot@bases.com (Monday Oct 21)
I only knew Mark for four months but he had a very positive impact on my life. Whilst working at Schroders Mark trained me on reconcilliations, a thankless task that Mark took to with patience, diligence and wonderful humour. I warmed to him immediately and considered him a mate before the first day was through.
With our mutual love of cricket we developed a good friendship and though cricket was never far from our conversation he never volunteered information of his own considerable ability. Through his modesty, generosity and inner calm Mark displayed characteristics that I strive for in myself. Such is my respect for him that when confronted with a difficult situation I sometimes ask myself how Mark would handle it. Mark is no longer with us physically but by understanding and practicing his values he will still be able to offer me guidance. Mark improved the lives of all who met him, my thoughts are with his family as they mourn a very special person. Dan Wood.
wdaniel261@aol.com (Friday Oct 18)
I don't think it's possible to describe the person that Parks was, no words can do him justice. It was an absolute pleasure to know him, he was an exceptional person. Parks was one of a kind and we all feel proud to call him our friend. Our thoughts are with his family in this sad time. Lauren Player, Kelly Debnam.
laurenplayer@ekno.com (Friday Oct 18)
To the Parker family. My heart and thoughts go out to you through this terribly tough time. I was fortunate to meet Parks through Kate during the jovial post University years in Wellington. What a truely fabulous bloke - May we always remember. Anna Palairet
anna.palairet@hotmail.com (Friday Oct 18)
To the Parker Family and my nearest and dearest friend Kate Morrison - My thoughts are with you all at this time... I was fortunate enough to meet Mark many times during my stay in London. We all had some fantastic times together... I remember him mostly for his friendly - welcoming grin, his curious manner of which forced him to question everything, his love of sleep and of good food, his enthusiastic musical skills and most of all his sensitive, passionate manner of which we all warmed to. We are all very proud of you Mark.. In honour of your memory I say a Prayer for you and those closest to you...Dear God We celebrate spring's returning and the rejuvenation of the natural world. Let us be moved by this vast and gentle insistence that goodness shall return, that warmth and life shall succeed, and help us to understand our place within this miracle. Let us see that as a bird now builds its nest, bravely, with bits and pieces, so we must build human faith. It is our simple duty; it is the highest art; it is our natural and vital role within the miracle of spring; the creation of faith. Amen. Karen Taylor. ktaylor@select-education.com.au (Thursday Oct 17)
To the Parker family. I had the pleasure of knowing Parks at University and also worked with him in London. He was the most fantastic guy and I am proud to have had him as a friend. My thoughts and prayers go out to you at this heartbreaking time. Leah Bernie.
leahbernie@hotmail.com (Thursday Oct 17)
We met Mark when his Uncle John Parker, the NZ cricketer, came to stay with us. He was with us a fortnight ago and we went out with his sister, Sarah, for a fabulous meal. Mark was on his way home for a summer playing cricket, and hoped to return to UK next summer to try and turn semi-professional. We are so sad. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Grant Craies and Rebecca Caroe. rebecca@pembridge.net (Thursday Oct 17)
My love and condolences to the family and friends of Mark Parker. My thoughts are with you all. He will be remembered always. Bruce Crane brucecrane@ekno.com (Wednesday Oct 16)
To the Parker Family, I just wanted to let you know that my thoughts are with you. My friend and I stayed with Mark and Kate when we first arrived in London in 2000. Two kiwi girls fresh of the plane from NZ, tired and bewildered. We were greeted at the door of the flat in Archway with a huge hug and Mark's beaming smile. He cooked us a fantastic dinner and even let us borrow one of his many pillows for the night!! He was very aware that we were homesick and did his best to humour us.....and that is the way I'll remember him. A lovely big smile and a huge heart.
To laugh often and love much;
to win the respect of intelligent persons
and the affection of children,
to earn the approbation of honest critics;
to appreciate beauty;
to give of one's self,
to leave the world a bit better,
whether by a healthy child,
a garden patch or a redeemed social condition;
to have played and laughed with enthusiasm
and sung with exultation;
to know even one life has breathed easier
because you have lived --
that is to have succeeded.
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
Thinking of you,
Catherine Pedder
pedderc@maf.govt.nz (Wednesday Oct 16)
My sincere and heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of Mark Parker. Wishing you all strength at this time of loss.
Brent
bbythell@hotmail.com (Wednesday Oct 16)
My condolences to the Parker Family. My brother and I knew Mark as a 10-13 year old. We are both away from NZ and remember him as a great guy that had an incredibly positive attitude about everything he did and someone that could turn his hand at any sport and look like an expert. I'm sure that didn't change as he grew. Aaron & Nick Gray - aaron@swim-guru.com (Wednesday Oct 16)
To the family of Mark Parker. Mihi tino arohanui ki te whanau pani! Me haere tona tamaiti i roto i te manaaki me te aroha! Just wanting to wish the family much love and support during this time. Arohanui, B - Boyd@surf.co.nz (Wednesday October 16)
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An unidentified NZ man
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Also:
Chris Kays
, 30, of England, boyfriend of New Zealander Judy Ridgeway.
New Zealanders - Missing
Another New Zealanders is thought to have been in the vicinity of the bomb attack and has not been heard from since:
Jamie Wellington
, formerly of Auckland, living in Jakarta. See messsages.
New Zealanders - Injured
Eleven New Zealanders have been reported injured in Bali - eight of them seriously. Two were flown to Singapore and six to Darwin.
Andrew Crook
, 26, originally from Wellington but now a lawyer living in Singapore, suffered cracked ribs, cuts and burns to his arms and face. He was taken to Singapore by an aircraft chartered by a group of insurance companies. (Monday Oct 14)
i am so sorry to hear you have been hurt. i remember arguing with you in the law school cafetaria about criminal law. i am glad you are alive and so so sorry you are hurt. please make a speedy recovery. please get better. please heal. sorry. david foox. orechdin@hotmail.com (Wednesday Oct 16)
Andrew - I can't explain the shock of this. Joanna called me last night to tell me that you were in the bombing, thankfully the news was not worse. Please know that we are all thinking of you at this terrible time. Lynda Scott. lyndascott@hotmail.com (Wednesday Oct 16)
Our thoughts also go to the family and friends of all the other victims at this terrible time. Please pass on my deepest and most sincere thoughts to Andrew and his family, I am so very very happy that he is ok and so very sorry that he is injured. I hope your recovery is swift Andrew, please get in touch when you can. Sincerely, Tracey. t@idesignz.co.nz (Tuesday Oct 15)
Michael Going
, of Wellington, RNZAF squadron leader on holiday in Bali from observer duty in E Timor, suffered burns to 10-15 per cent of his body, mainly the upper body and legs, and has been moved to the care of a New Zealand Army medical team in Singapore. In a satisfactory condition. (Tuesday Oct 15)
Wayne Grbic
, of Kaitaia, in hospital with suspected broken tailbone (Monday Oct 14). Returned to New Zealand (Tuesday Oct 15).
Dean McDougall
, 25, from Wellington, flown to Darwin hospital with leg injuries. Flown to Brisbane for treatment. Returned to Wellington on November 13.
Looking forward to having a beer with you. Thinking of you, Rach. Rachel Bell. stubing48@hotmail.com (Wednesday October 16)
Deano: It was such good news to hear that you are found. Hope you have a speedy recovery, and catch you with you in the big smoke, when you return. PS: Southland remained in First division....From al your mates at AMP. Greg. gregkerr@xtra.co.nz (Wednesday Oct 16)
Dean, how you going? have been in touch with rach and was pretty blown away to hear about you in bali. hope your holding up ok, you know chin up soldier on etc. sounds like soph is pretty keen to see your broken ass, if she needs some help with tickets etc tell her to call me and i can most probably come up with some sort of chartitable donation. ph is (08) 9039 0098. aussie. take it easy mate. ill be sending all my karmic thoughts of peace love and healing in your general direction. conrad hinchey. khinchey@croesus.com.au (Friday Oct 25)
Leanna Panther
, of Kaitaia, in hospital with burns (Monday Oct 14). Returned to NZ (Tuesday Oct 15)
Lee-Lee. My heart lurched when I saw your photo on the internet from my desk in Ireland... but turned to relief when I saw you were alive. My thoughts are with you & i'm sure you are surrounded by all the Kataia crew during your recovery. Lots of love your old friend Carly. carlykirkwood@hotmail.com (Friday Oct 18)
A dinna ken hen! God bless you are home. Our thoughts are with you and your family. Since Sunday we feared the worsed and at 2am 16.10.02 lying sleeping in my bed I was awoke to heard you were alive and on your way home. To speak to you and now to see your picture on the web has made me realise how much I care and how much I miss you back here in Edinburgh. Your laugther, your joy and your happy spirit. My tears are now of joy and happiness and I am sure we will see each other soon for a good blether. Your looking great lass & on the way to recovery. Big hugs & big kisses from Heather Ross & Ian Watson, Edinburgh, England. hvro55@aol.com (Thursday Oct 17)
Andrew Stanaway
, of Kaitaia, moved to Perth by RAAF, with burns. Wife Amanda is unhurt (Monday Oct 14).
Andrew, so sorry to hear of your injuries in this horrific event but relieved that you and Amanda and the others in your group are all alive. Look forward to seeing you when you come back to Auckland. Graham & Renee Patterson. bonnydoon@paradise.net.nz (Wednesday October 16)
Mark Skridulaitis
, 27, of Wellington, minor injuries, flown to Singapore. (Tuesday Oct 15)
New Zealanders - Unhurt
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs had accounted for 1327 New Zealanders who were in Bali, and were alive and well. (7am Oct 23)
Scott, Yuni and Jack Aiken, previously of Tauranga, now Sunshine Coast Aust. See messages.
Michelle Beard and partner of Kaitaia.
Madeline Beasley. See messages.
Felicity Boucher.
Shirley Braun and her husband Max.
Rebecca and Aldeen Brown, newlyweds, of Hawke's Bay.
Cathy Carter and Paul Hewlett of Auckland.
Mat Chapman, 28, formerly of Palmerston North. See messages.
Tessa Chui. See messages.
Anthony Clark of Mount Maunganui. See messages.
Lauren Cole, of Auckland. See messages.
Louise Cook, 24, of Hamilton. See messages.
Christina Desbonnets, of Auckland.
Patrick Donovan
, a tax accountant from New Zealand with KPMG in Singapore, is unhurt and back in Singapore after initially being listed as dead on a Bali hospital website.
Cameron Duke, 21.
Fiona Duncan, of Auckland, living in Bali.
Mee Moi Edgar. See messages.
Bernie Foster, formerly of Rotorua, living in Bali.
Stewart Fraser, partner Nicola Smith, children Benjamin and Daniel.
Matt Frear. See messages.
Scotty and Janet Gagen. See messages.
Mike Guy, 27, of Wellington.
Paul James, 27, of Hamilton. See messages.
Vaughan Hatch of Wellington, living in Bali for past 5 years.
Daniel Hodder and his friend Blair, of Christchurch. See messages.
Michael Holt. See messages.
Barry and Fiona Hunt, of Rotorua. See messages.
Alexander and Ann Hurst, of Auckland. See messages.
Jentien Kapma. See messages.
Richard Keane, of Wellington. See messages.
Peter Keesing, or Raglan. See messages.
Mike and Naomi Keefe. See messages.
Naomi Larkin.
Craig Lough, 30, of Wellington.
Karen Lourie of Wanganui.
Felicity (Floss) Marriott. See messages.
Andy Mauger.
Geoff McCarthy, formerly of Tauranga, living in Indonesia and visiting Bali.
Lonny McDowell, 25.
Denholm McHardy, of Auckland, living in Bali.
Andrew McLatchie, formerly of Gisborne, living in Bali.
Heather McNaughton, 25, of Auckland, living in Bali.
Levi Meehan.
Julie Middleton and Andrew Balemi of Auckland.
Stewart and Melanie Nankivell of Auckland.
Eli Nathan
, 21, of Auckland, and three friends managed to flee to safety from Paddy's Bar.
Martin O'Neill
, an engineer living in Bali, now assisting NZ embasssy staff.
Adrienne O'Sullivan. See messages.
Joseph Penney of Auckland.
Neville Palmer of Wanganui.
Bronson Primmer, 18, of Havelock North.
Richard Poore, 37.
Billy Quickfall of New Plymouth.
Marc Robson. See messages below.
Scott Savidge, was in Lombok.
Patrick Shepheard
and his partner, Julia Warrington.
John Slater, Christchurch.
Marcus Smith, of Glenfield. See messages.
Nicola Smith, partner Stewart Fraser, children Benjamin and Daniel.
Angeline Srhoj, of Auckland. See messages.
Helen Stansfield and partner Mike. See messages below.
George and Sue Stevenson, of Kaitaia.
John and Rachel Stewart, of Kaitaia.
Karen Sing, of Wellington. See messages below.
Shaun Streeter, 24, of Haumoana.
Brice Taylor. (See message below)
Brian Thorrington, of Takapuna, and his daughter, living in Bali.
Mark Tunbridge of Wanganui.
Richard Veth, 32, a chef on the charter yacht Jodie Anne II, moored at Kuta Beach.
Tom Waite of New Plymouth.
Loretta Waites, of Auckland. See messages.
Heather Walker, a Waikato tourist consultant.
Donna Walters.
Andrew Warrington
(cuts and bruises).
Julia Warrington.
Daniel Whiston of Auckland.
Leslie Wicks.
Craig Woolf. See messages.
Messages
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Trade was attempting to make contact with 22 New Zealanders who were in Bali. (7am Oct 23)
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I'm trying to contact a New Zealand friend who has been living in Bali for many years (more than 17) but have lost contact numbers.
Lenita Dawson
is married to an Indonesian and they have two children, Sarieta (15 yrs?) and Jack who must be 4 or 5 now. I doubt Lenita or any of her family were at or near the Sari Club or Paddy's on the night of the bombing but would like to know for sure. So any ex-pat kiwis living in Bali have you seen Lenita recently. She and her family keep to themselves pretty much, they live up near the Oberoi (or they did when we last saw them 2 years ago). Any news would be great. Angela Bruce.
angela@adventurerides.co.nz (Tuesday October 22)
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I met
Jamie Wellington
when I was 10, and during all these years I have never known anyone as enthusiastic about life, or as full of love, than Jamie. I have always admired this in Jamie ,and he is an inspiration as a dedicated father, and friend.
He was very special to so many ,and Thru all those who loved Jamie, the memory of his life will live on. Jason. jason_lilley@hotmail.com (Monday Oct 21)
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My thoughts and prayers are with
Jamie Wellington's
family and friends during this incredibly difficult time. I knew Jamie when I lived in Jakarta and have happy memories of hanging out with him. I send strength and love to all who knew him. Emma Grant. ecg6179@hotmail.com (Monday Oct 21)
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kill innocents, it is the doctrine of the Islam thus we should fight and knock hardly. Bernard. hooke@numericable.fr (Sunday Oct 20)
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To all that have perished in the terrorist attack, may your souls rest in peace and may God punish the evil doers. We don't need anymore violence .. we don't need anymore evil.. we don't need anymore hatred .. we don't need unneccessary death to innocent ones. Donny. donzac@hotmail.com (Sunday Oct 20)
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Fay and Bevan, we are worried, read that
Darryl Beazley
was there is he O.K. We would love to know, Have been checking these pages, but can find nothing else about him. Pam and Ken Bodger. pamken5@myplace.net.au (Sunday Oct 20)
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Mat Chapman
(28) formerly from Palmerston North and now living in Sydney was in Kuta at time of blast, is unharmed and continuing his surfing holiday. Jennie Chapman. jenniechapman@inspire.net.nz (Saturday Oct 19)
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Re: David Creecy.
This note is to send all our thoughts and prayers with the families who have lost someone or dealing with injuried victims. I want to let
Patrick Shepheard and Andrew Warrington
, God Bless them for their heroic efforts in helping the burnt man from N.C. It has been the worst nightmare to see all the precious lives lost. 9-11 is still ectched in my memory. I recieved a copy of an article from your paper where Mr.Shepheard was searching for the N.C. man. Tell him I consider them angels watching over my badly burnt brother and am grateful for their staying with him and getting him out of the Sari Club. My heart goes out to all who have lost their love ones and are searching. Through this I must believe that their are more good in this world than bad and people's love is what will sustain them through this. My brother is in Critical but stable condition, he is on a resporator to breath. He remembers and has anixety attacks which causes him to have trouble breathing. He has 70 per cent of his body burnt but he is fighting for his life. Patrick and Andrew gave my brother a will to fight and I thank God they were there. Teri Kuklica. millpond@vol.com (Friday Oct 18)
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Aussie Pete:
big al here pete, thank god you are safe. Take care of yourself ahh....it was pretty scary thinking i could lose my big wave surfing buddy......To all those people involved with this shocking incident...what can one say to something like this....only ,stay strong...stay focussed on the good things in life. alan jamieson cmcradock@xtra.co.nz (Friday Oct 18) See earlier message.
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Scotty and Janet Gagen
, of Rotorua, are in Bali and due to return Saturday Saturday 19 October 2002. They are unhurt, having been outside of Kuta Beach at the time of the bombing. Lysandra Marshall (daughter-in-law), Auckland. lysandra.marshall@police.govt.nz (Friday Oct 18)
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Ex-pat kiwi in the us army (utah national guard) sending support. I am saddened that New Zealand has been dragged into this mess. I had hoped that she would be safe and that america would take the major blows, but that is clearly not the case. New Zealand must understand that no western nation is now safe. These madmen will attack anywhere they can. God protect New Zealand. SGT Andrew Dyson. sonofdy@hotmail.com (Friday Oct 18)
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Angeline Srhoj, Lauren Cole & Loretta Waites
of Auckland all safe and now in London. Angeline Srhoj
ang_srhoj@hotmail.com (Friday Oct 18)
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I am a Kiwi living in Dallas,and I am sending my thoughts of sympathy and get well wishes to the victims and families of the Bali bombing. I have lived here since 1980, and was driving to work in DT Dallas when the first plane went thru the tower in NY.I have lived thru the fear of terrorism, and have felt and seen the sadness. I miss home, and hope that NZ, Australia, and the rest of the world pull thru this tragic incident.
Jennifer Howard. jennifer_howard@neimanmarcus.com (Friday Oct 18)
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My cousin
JunMin Pyo
, from Rotorua, on holiday, is in Bali at the moment. We haven't heard from him so we don't know if he is safe or not. He told me that he was going package travel with his friend. If you are there JunMin we want you to contact us, please we are very worried for you. We love you and may god be with you. Love from your family. Cook. jce28@student.canterbury.ac.nz (Friday Oct 18)
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Re: Glenfield Boys
. All the boys are fine, they had only just arrived into Bali that night. A few of them stayed and swam in the hotel pool but a couple were in the city and witnessed the carnage and saw some horrific sights. I spoke to
Marcus Smith's
mum today and they'll be heading back to Auckland next Tuesday. Brad Santo. bradley_santo@newton.co.uk (Friday Oct 18)
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Jamie Wellington.
Our family are thinking of you in this difficult time. We used to play touch rugby with Jamie in Jakarta and remember him with fond memories. Sending our love, Kia kaha - Be strong. New Zealand Friends. farleigh@ferner.co.nz (Friday Oct 18).
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Adrienne O'Sullivan, Mee Moi Edgar and Madeline Beasley
are safe and well. Adrienne O'Sullivan
aos@xtra.co.nz (Thursday Oct 17)
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My name is Alexander Shenker, and I live in New York
City. I would like to share in the grief of the
families whose loved ones were lost in Bali, and
express my deepest condolences. I work within the
shadow of the ghost of the World Trade Center, about
600 metres away from the site, and it is very easy for
me to empathize with the survivors of the tragedy, as
well as the families of the victims. Time will heal,
but nobody should ever experience that which time must
now heal, and I am very disturbed by the violence and
the terror that so many people are now affected by. In May I tramped all throughout New Zealand, fell in love with the country and the people, and for the first time since September 2001 was able to forget the smoking hole less than a kilometer away from my office. New Zealand was so different from my country, so far away!
Such beautiful people, so kind and noble, and strong,
it felt like a different universe, where terrorism did
not exist. But then the terror attack in Islamabad caused the abrupt return of the Black Caps, and my naive idyll was quickly brought crashing back to the ground. For several days the radio and the newspapers were aflame with the accounts of the explosion, the effect it had on the players, and on all Kiwis. Indirectly terrorism affected the people of New Zealand, and made me realize what a small world we live in. Last Saturday the world shrank again. My love and wishes of peace are with you. Alexander Shenker. alexander.shenker@citigroup.com (Thursday Oct 17)
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Matt Frear
Have heard from Matt, and he was not in Kuta during the attacks, but was in Denpasar. He is OK, and continuing his travels. Chris Burrell. c.burrell@xtra.co.nz (Thursday Oct 17)
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Kay Pomfret (nee Lee)
. Hi Kay. Just wondering if you and your new husband are OK and whether you are still in Bali. Mary Shepherd. mary@hwtdinsdale.co.nz (Thursday Oct 17)
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Scott, Yuni and Jack Aiken
, prev. Tauranga - now Sunshine Coast Aust. Presently staying in Bali. Alive and well, departing Friday 18/10. David Aiken.
dkaiken@dnet.aunz.com (Thursday Oct 17)
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I have had news a NZ friend in Bali is okay and unhurt. She is not currenlty on your list of the unhurt. Her name is
Felicity (Floss) Marriott
. Hope this helps with narrowing the list of unknowns. Regards. Cherie Bellamey. cherie@hbrc.govt.nz (Thursday Oct 17)
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We are safe and fine. Arrived on the night the bomb went off. Didn't plan to come home early, but a number of incidents since Saturday night has prompted us to cut our holiday short and return home.
Craig Woolf
and
Tessa Chui
. tessachui@hotmail.com (Thursday Oct 17)
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Accomodation offered to relatives of
Andrew Standwey
. As a New Zealander with a home in Perth in close proximity to Royal Perth Hospital any person who feels they would like to visit Andrew(who I believe is in the (Royal Perth hospital) would be given accomadation and transport by contacting us. If they would like to be met at the airport they could phone us. From NZ 0061 8 93306040 My cell phone 041 14434 80.
You call will be most welcome. Michael Stanford.
mikestan48@hotmail.com (Thursday Oct 17)
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Daniel Hodder and his friend Blair
(from Christchurch)have a few cuts and bruises, but are ok. V Sinclair. vickisinclair@hotmail.com (Thursday Oct 17)
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Thank you for providing a help line for the families of those travelling in Bali. I am delighted to tell you that
Alex and Ann Hurst
have contacted and they are safe. My sympathy goes to all families of those killed and missing. Rosalyn Hurst-St.Pierre. (Wednesday Oct 16) See earlier message.
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I received an email this morning to say that
Paul James
and
Louise Cooke
are safe. They both received minor injuries from flying debris but are ok thankfully. They remain upbeat (as always) and are going ahead with their travels, flying out to the UK next week. Thanks to the Herald for this message board! Alan Travers. chittybangbang525@hotmail.com (Wednesday Oct 16) See earlier message.
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Jamie Wellington
, my beautiful friend - where are you? I am fearing the worst, yet dreaming of miracles... Judy, if you read this, I am so desperately sorry for what you are going through up there - I trust you are supported where you are. My thoughts and prayers are with you constantly. Sarah Laurie. nandslaurie@hotmail.com (Wednesday Oct 16)
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REPORTED UNHURT OCT 18 (See later message)
My surfie mate
Peter Keesing (Aussie Pete)
from Raglan was holidaying in Bali at the time of the bombing and we haven't heard from him since. We were emailing each other regularly up until now. Has he made contact with any family or friends? If anybody has heard anything to contact me. Much appreciated. Alan Jamieson - cmcradock@xtra.co.nz. (Wednesday Oct 16)
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Update on
Helen Stansfield
. We have just heard through a friend of Helens via her mother that she and Mike are okay. Great news. Thanks for your website, still keeping hope for everyone else though. - Linsay Merrylees. linsay@textilia.co.nz (Wednesday Oct 16) See earlier message.
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Attention:
Daryl Priestley
We know you're fine - thank goodness, not sure where in Bali you are. Mike is in Australia and we'd both love to hear something from ya. Glad to know you're ok.
Claire and Mike. claire.nelson@airnz.co.nz,
noiseboy@mail.com (Wednesday Oct 16)
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My friend
Dave Johnson
was/is on holiday in Bali at the time of this tragedy and I have fears for his safety as he is a guy who loves his dancing and could quite possibly have been "clubbing" whilst on holiday.
I have not heard from him and are getting concerned.
Anybody knowing of his wellness, safety or otherwise - I would be grateful to know. Thank you, Bevan Edwards.
bevan_in_auckland@yahoo.co.nz (Wednesday Oct 16)
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REPORTED UNHURT OCT 18 (see later message)
I am seeking information regarding
a touch team from Glenfield, Auckland called "Jokers"
, they were on our flight to Bali on the 12th of October and we were talking in the custom line at Denpasar airport a few hours before the blast. As I had been to Bali a few times they asked what was good to see and do and we talked about the nightlife, the Sari was discussed and the boys were keen on going out. I would like to know if these six guys are alright. I walked through the distruction early Sunday morning and will never forget what I saw, my sympathy to all those whom have lost someone or been injured. Please email me any info on the Glenfield boys if you have any to put part of my mind at rest, thanks, Lisa Walker. liswalks@hotmail.com (Wednesday Oct 16)
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REPORTED UNHURT OCT 16 (See later message)
We at Textilia are anxiously looking for information about
Helen Margaret Stansfield
and her partner Mike, on holiday in Bali. 'Hoping you are nowhere near the scene of tragedy, and please make contact with us to say you're okay ' ph 64-9-302 3182, fax 64-9-302 3183 Cheery. Linsay Merrylees.
linsay@textilia.co.nz (Wednesday Oct 16)
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Karen Sing
is OK - the conference has been relocated to Singapore. She'll be back in Wellington next week. Anna Muir. anna.l.muir@nz.pwcglobal.com (Wednesday Oct 16) See earlier message.
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Anthony Germana
and his wife live on Bali and I would appreciate if anyone has news that they are safe. He often mentioned Paddy's Bar, so I hope he wasn't there that night. Marie. tynkerbella_1@yahoo.com (
