St Peter's College mourns sudden death of counsellor Jason Hotere

St Peter’s College mourns sudden death of counsellor Jason Hotere

Monday, May 15th, 2017

A man who grew up with an abusive father and used to beat others before turning his life around, has died from a heart attack.

Jason Hotere, a father of two girls, went on to help others and worked as a counsellor at St Peter’s College in Auckland.

His death at age 50 has left the community in “absolute shock”. Continue reading

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