Tangiwai National Memorial names

The following is a list of the 151 people killed at the Tangiwai Railway Disaster of 24 December 1953. These names are transcribed from the Tangiwai Memorial.

Adin, Henry

Adin, Queenie

Anderson, Margaret Jean

Angel, Johannes Petrus

Attree, Trevor Crawford

Bacon, William Trevor

Bagley, Ann Victoria

Baillie, Hilda Mary

Benge, Colleen Frances

Benton, Beverley

Benton, Edward Roslyn

Benton, Florence Ann

Benton, Glennis

Benton, Roslyn

Booker, Murray Robert Craig

Boucher, John White

Bradley, Thomas John

Brennan, Bettina Melody

Brett, Wilfred Lee

Briggs, John Hammond

Byars, John Fleming

Capper, Desmond James

Caslon, Patricia

Clark, Trevor Charles

Cochrane, Georgina Maitland

Cockburn, Douglas Robertson

Cockburn, John Harold

Cook, Edith Monica

Cormack, David Avery

Cormack, Violet Olive

Cox, John Morrison

Cox, Mae Morrison

Cranch, Jean Mary

Croucher, Eric William Croucher

Crowley, Joan May

Davies, Gordon Leonard

Diggle, Janice

Diggle, Norman Cyril

Diggle, Valerie Joyce

Doole, Elizabeth Graham

Drown, Alan Maxwell

Edgecumbe, Patricia Margarita

Eilers, Ngaire Joyce

Elford, Dianne Laurel

Elford, Evelyn May

Elford, Rober Charles

Elsley, Cecilie Lily

Ensor, Mabel Lay

Eves, Roberta Elizabeth

Fitzgerald, Geraldine

Fitzgerald, Ian Gerald

Fitzgerald, John Edward

Fitzgerald , Veronica Mary Margaret

Flavell, Sydney Walter

Foote, Harold Victor

Foote, Ian

Golding, Heather Edna

Goodhue, Frederick Gordon

Gray, Te Wheturere James

Grigor, Sheila

Hale, Eileen Frances

Hale, Rober Joseph

Hallam, Kathleen Florence

Hammond, Ronald Charles

Hanley, Christina Marie

Hanley , Evelyn

Hanley, Robert

Havler, John Herbert

Holloway, Frederick Walter

Hylands, Arthur

Hylands, Elizabeth

Josephs, Stanley Victor

Karam, Madeline Bernadette

Kemp, Reongaro

Kennedy, Suzanne Katherine

Kent, Frederick Shipley

Kent, Jessie Elizabeth

Kura, Mere

Kukuruzsnyak, Balazs

Lightfoot, Una Constance

Lloyd, Barbara Anne

Love, Nerissa Ann

McFadgen, Gwendoline Dorothy

McGinley, Rae Marie

McLeod, Gordon Alexander

McMann, Royal Josephine

Miller, Edwina Hilda

Miller, Jeanette Neil Johnstone

Miller, June Mary Mabel

Moir, Thomas Rowe Scott

Molen, Phillip James Vander

Monteith, Michael Thomas

Moody, Melanie Carlo Anne

Moore, Carol May

Morgan, Horace Royston

Morgan, John Henry

Murray, Walter Edward

Nicholls, Eva

Nicholls, Herbert James

Nicholls, Jack Raymond

Nicholls, Paul Alan

Nicholls, Raymond Herbert

Niddrie, Irene Patricia Christine

Oliver, Betty

Olson, Olaf Patrick

Osborn, Margaret Elizabeth

Papariki, Linda

Parker, Charles John Henry

Parry, Herbert Staveley

Perry, Margaret Jean

Polgar, John

Porter, Elizabeth May

Powick, Josephine Margaret Ellen

Reardon, Pamela Waveney

Redman, Lancelot

Rhodes, Joseph Henry

Roberts, Shirley Anne

Russell, Jim Leslie

Ryan, Leonard Arthur Vivian

Sanders, Margaret

Scotland, Alexander

Scott, Robert Aitchison

Shandley, Richard

Sharp, Donald William

Stead, Daphne Lily

Stevens, John Edward Lee

Stokes, Audrey Mavis

Stokes, Joseph Charles

Squire, Pearl Jessie

Ter Huppen, Gerrit Willem

Ter Huppen, Janna Manna

Thomass, Neil Lewis

Thomass, Paul Garry

Thonissen, Adrianus Hubertus

Torrey, Joyce Ellen

Trevelyan, Janet Mary

Vakalala, Aisea Sevutia

Wale, Arthur John

Walker, Evelyn Joy

Walker, Mereana

Warrilow, Dorothy Alice Eleanor

Warrilow, Douglas Claude

Wellington, Gordon William

Wellington, Lillian Beatrice

White, Margaret Rose

Wilson , Betty Amy

Wilton, Melva Doreen

Wood, Amelia Agnes

Wood, James

Wood, James (JNR)

Workman, Doris Edith

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