Nanu CHHIKA Obituary

So sorryto hear of Nanu's passing, such a nice person always a smile and so proud of his family. My thoughts are with his family at this time.

I was only little when i lived in Manaia and your family owned the fruit shop.
I lived with my grandparents Len and Rita Rei and my uncles and aunties went through school with Anita and Mukesh.
This is such sad news to hear and on behalf of our family I send sincere condolences to the whole family.
Nga mihi nunui
Na te whanau Rei.

So sad to read of Nanu's passing, sending our deepest condolences to Mrs Chhika, Mukesh and Anita. We would go to their green grocers all the time, he would often give us fruit to try, such a lovely family whom we were just speaking of the other day. Rest in Peace Nanu from the Hohaia Family.

Very sad to read this deepest condolences to all the Chhika family. Great memories with the fruit shop in Manaia

Sad for your loss fondmemories of working with Nanu back in the Dairy Factory days

lovely memories of the family running the Manaia fruit , thank you for your service to the community, wishing you all hugs from Ruth ,
friend of Anita high school days.

So sorry to read this. Only saw Mr Chhika a month ago. To the family our deepest sympathy, with lots of lovely memories Ian, Katherine and Richard Dudley

One of a number of amazing and full of character business people who populated the Main Street of Manaia. A lovely personality at rest.

Great memories of Manaia Green Grocery. Condolences

To Nanu s Family deepest sympathy to all in your sad loss. A lovely man who ran the fruit and veg shop in Manaia. Thinking of you all at this sad time .From the Butlers [Book shop ]

Rest in Love Mr Chhika.
Always in my heart.
Remember talking to you and your wife on your many walks around town.
Lots of memories of you in the fruit shop in Manaia.
Fly high.
Thinking of your wife and family at this sad time.

Sorry to hear on Nanu passing, my sympathy to his family. I remember working with him at Tokaora Dairy Factory , a lovely workman to work with.

Deepest sympathy to nanus family.lovely friendly man always especially at the fruit shop in manaia.

So sorry to hear of the passing of Nanu.Deepest sympathy to his family. I remember the days working for him in the fruit shop in Manaia. Very friendly man always up for a chat.

I remember Nanu as a hard working and honest man. He was proud of his family and their achievements.
Rest peacefully, you have done your hard work in this world.

Deepest Sympathy to Keshiben, Anita and Mukesh on the padding of Nanu, we enjoyed a lovely chat at Ruanui health care a few weeks back, memories of Manaia Butchery and Green grocer days.
Noeleen and John Graham