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    Surfer’s grieving girls ‘HE’D WANT US TO HAVE A BEAUTIFUL LIFE’

    May 01, 2022 3 minutes
    Kasia Jillings

    Top surfer Jamie Civil and his beloved partner Courtney Morgan were always on adventures, but by far the greatest was raising their six-month-old daughter Lenni together.

    Devastatingly, their time was cut short when Jamie passed away in a freak accident while surfing at Dunedin’s Aramoana Beach on March 26 this year.Courtney is grappling with losing the love of her life, but is grateful for every moment they shared and determined his memeory will live on for their daughter.

    “We knew how good

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