Darren Yates remembrance page and online condolences

11-08 2022 03:37 wrote:

My uncle was a legend I remember coming home from school one time to see Darren and his mate on there hands n knees in the garage with a blow torch and out of curiosity I asked what you Upto and he goes we’re melting these old spoons for the silver. I asked why and he looked at me like I was thick, “for money of course” they then spent the next like four hours or so trying and not really succeeding. Although I’m sure he would tell it differently. Rest easy uncle

11-08 2022 03:37 wrote:

My uncle was a legend I remember coming home from school one time to see Darren and his mate on there hands n knees in the garage with a blow torch and out of curiosity I asked what you Upto and he goes we’re melting these old spoons for the silver. I asked why and he looked at me like I was thick, “for money of course” they then spent the next like four hours or so trying and not really succeeding. Although I’m sure he would tell it differently. Rest easy uncle

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Darren Yates

October 12, 1972 - August 14, 2020

The administrator of this page is Nadine Hura

Darren Yates (Hura), passed away two years ago this year. Because he left us during Covid lockdown, very few of our whānau and friends could travel to be with us. His tangi and service were cut short, and few people had a chance to say goodbye. We created this page on the anniversary to give those who knew him the chance to share their stories and memories, especially those who wanted a way to acknowledge him at the time but couldn't. But even if you have only come to know him after he passed away, we'd love to hear your messages too (we know many have only come to know him through stories about him - Darren would love this!). We'll treasure every story and photo. Thank you... mā te kahukura, ke rere te manu!

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2022-08-11 03:37:52 wrote:

My uncle was a legend I remember coming home from school one time to see Darren and his mate on there hands n knees in the garage with a blow torch and out of curiosity I asked what you Upto and he goes we’re melting these old spoons for the silver. I asked why and he looked at me like I was thick, “for money of course” they then spent the next like four hours or so trying and not really succeeding. Although I’m sure he would tell it differently. Rest easy uncle

2022-08-11 03:37:52 wrote: My uncle was a legend I remember coming home from school one time to see Darren and his mate on there hands n knees in the garage with a blow torch and out of curiosity I asked what you Upto and he goes we’re melting these old spoons for the silver. I asked why and he looked at me like I was thick, “for money of course” they then spent the next like four hours or so trying and not really succeeding. Although I’m sure he would tell it differently. Rest easy uncle

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