Brian McENTEE Obituary

Kua hinga te totara i te wao nui a Tane - A mighty Totara has fallen in the forest of Tane. Sending all our love and remembering our Uncle Brian. Belinda Sinclair & family Potter.

Uncle Brian, your great neice Allie here. I wish I could be there in person to celebrate the wonderful man you were in person but I will be tuning in online from Christchurch. Your bright eyed smile, full bodied belly laugh that demanded the room and incredible way with words and knowledge on what seemed like all things are just some of the many great attributes that spring to mind when I think of you. Your presence at our whanau get togethers will absolutely be missed. Love you always, Allie , Aaron, Matiu and Kaimana xx.

Brian,or MR Mcentee in those days at waimate main school was a fair and well liked teacher.Rip

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

Fond memories of Brian as my teacher at Blacks School Ophir; wonderful memories of learning the ukelele, Singing "I love Corrina" lots of music , outings and fun . but also his children and Anne . A very full and happy life .Rip Brian and much love to your family from Leonie nee Nelson -mavis and Eric's daughter.

Sorry to read of Brian's passing. He was a good friend of my brother Brian
O'Rourke.Many happy times and lots of laughter spent in Dunedin.
Sympathy to all the family.
Colleen O'Rourke.

Many happy memories of our time together at Waimate Main. Lots of laughter. Thank you Anne for all your help .
My prayers and blessings to you all at this time.

Sad to read of Brian´s passing. He was a much loved teacher of mine at Waimate Main in my final year. We had a soft spot for each other and I have never forgotten him.
He would have laughed to know I now play the ukulele as he did for our class way back then.
Some teachers leave a lasting impression to their students and Brian certainly did for me.
Sympathy to the family.
Donette Johns