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Family and friends are invited to leave messages of love and remembrance for Allen.
=== Messages of Remembrance ===
'''''Forever in our hearts, Till we meet again'''''
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|message=I was truly touched by your father’s story. It’s incredibly inspiring, and I read it several times. I believe that genuine and moving life stories deserve to be remembered forever.
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|message=Reading Allen Jeston Craig’s memorial page is a beautiful reminder of the lasting impact one person can have on a family, a community, and future generations. His life reflects courage, perseverance, hard work, faith, and deep love for those around him.
|date=15 September 2026
 
From his early years in Samoa to his journey to New Zealand as a young teenager, Allen demonstrated determination and a strong sense of responsibility. Despite facing challenges and having limited opportunities for formal education, he continued learning, developed valuable skills, and built a successful working life through dedication and commitment.
 
What stands out most is that Allen’s achievements were not only for his own benefit. He generously shared his knowledge and experience, supported others, and contributed to his church and community. His willingness to help people learn and grow shows the kind of person he was: humble, caring, dependable, and always willing to make a positive difference.
 
As a husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, uncle, and friend, Allen created a legacy of love that will continue through the people who knew him. The memories shared by his family are a meaningful reflection of the special place he held in their lives.
 
May this memorial page remain a lasting place where family and friends can share stories, photographs, and treasured memories. May future generations learn about Allen’s journey, values, achievements, and the love he gave so freely.
 
Although Allen is no longer with us, his influence and memory will continue to live on in the hearts of everyone who loved him. May he rest peacefully, forever remembered and forever loved.
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|message=Family was always at the heart of Dad's life. He was a much-loved uncle and was loved by his nieces and nephews. He especially enjoyed having family visit from out of town and loved opening his home to them. Hosting family, sharing time together and making people feel welcome were some of the ways he showed his love.
|message=I was truly touched by your father’s story. It’s incredibly inspiring, and I read it several times. I believe that genuine and moving life stories deserve to be remembered forever.
 
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Dad met Mum in Hawke’s Bay in the early 1970s, and their relationship blossomed into a beautiful marriage. They were married on 11 April 1977, beginning the journey of the family they would build together . Their meeting marked the beginning of their life together and the family they would go on to build. Dad's journey took him from Samoa to New Zealand and eventually to Riverside, California, where he passed away. He is now laid to rest at Manukau Memorial Gardens, surrounded by the love and memories of his family.
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Latest revision as of 00:13, 12 October 2026

Family and friends are invited to leave messages of love and remembrance for Allen.

Messages of Remembrance

Forever in our hearts, Till we meet again

🍎

Devin— 12 October 2026, 12:13 AM


Forever

DEVIN DAI— 17 September 2026, 7:06 PM

Reading Allen Jeston Craig’s memorial page is a beautiful reminder of the lasting impact one person can have on a family, a community, and future generations. His life reflects courage, perseverance, hard work, faith, and deep love for those around him.

From his early years in Samoa to his journey to New Zealand as a young teenager, Allen demonstrated determination and a strong sense of responsibility. Despite facing challenges and having limited opportunities for formal education, he continued learning, developed valuable skills, and built a successful working life through dedication and commitment.

What stands out most is that Allen’s achievements were not only for his own benefit. He generously shared his knowledge and experience, supported others, and contributed to his church and community. His willingness to help people learn and grow shows the kind of person he was: humble, caring, dependable, and always willing to make a positive difference.

As a husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, uncle, and friend, Allen created a legacy of love that will continue through the people who knew him. The memories shared by his family are a meaningful reflection of the special place he held in their lives.

May this memorial page remain a lasting place where family and friends can share stories, photographs, and treasured memories. May future generations learn about Allen’s journey, values, achievements, and the love he gave so freely.

Although Allen is no longer with us, his influence and memory will continue to live on in the hearts of everyone who loved him. May he rest peacefully, forever remembered and forever loved.

Devin— 15 September 2026

I was truly touched by your father’s story. It’s incredibly inspiring, and I read it several times. I believe that genuine and moving life stories deserve to be remembered forever.
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