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Rae McCullough - Legacy Interviews

At 94 years young, Rae is full of vitality, laughter and fun. Growing up in Mangamahu, near Whanganui, Rae’s father was a farm labourer and her mother a school teacher. She travelled to school in an old Bedford bus and remembers learning about the impact of theManpower Act during World War II.

Rae went on to train as a nurse before following her faith to become a missionary in New Guinea. It was there that she met Kerry, who would become her husband.

Now at 94, Rae’s remarkable story continues to inspire others—a life filled with courage, faith and adventure.

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Greg Brownless – Legacy Interviews

Greg Brownless was on holiday in Phuket in late 2004. Weeks later, the Boxing Day tsunami struck, and he returned to Thailand to help with the repatriation of those who had died to their families. The experience changed him and made him rethink his entire life, and he knew he wanted to do something bigger. He gifted what was then Greg Brownless Funeral Homes to Legacy Trust, who own Legacy Funerals. Profits from the funeral home are gifted back to the local community via the charitable Trust. It is a story about creating a Legacy longer than your lifetime.

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