17/08/2026
It is with incredibly heavy hearts that we acknowledge the passing of the beautiful Miss Kyla Kahuwharariki Te Wano Greensill, who passed away on Sunday, 16th August, surrounded by her whānau and so much love. 🤍
Kyla was a beautiful young woman with a smile that could light up a room. Bubbly, hardworking, generous and kind-hearted, she touched the lives of so many people throughout her journey.
A talented New Zealand volleyball player, Kyla carried herself with passion, determination and strength. Her talent was something to be admired, but it was the beautiful person behind that talent — her warmth, her kindness, her infectious smile and the love she had for those around her — that will be remembered most.
Our hearts and deepest aroha go out to Kyla’s Mum, Nikki, Dad, Ra, and her sister, Leikyn, as well as her wider whānau, friends, teammates and everyone who had the privilege of knowing and loving her.
Public Viewings
Those wishing to spend some time with Kyla and pay their respects are warmly invited to attend public viewings on:
Tuesday, 18th August
9:00am – 5:00pm
Simply Funerals / Simplicity
449 Te Rapa Road, Hamilton
In the Simplicity building, located on the far left-hand side.
Wednesday 19th August
Kyla’s service will be held at:
Simply Funerals Chapel
449 Te Rapa Road, Hamilton at 3:00pm
Please enter via the service lane.
A link to her livestream & Website tribute page is below
- https://www.simplyfunerals.co.nz/funerals/-tributes?funeral=ZFGJz
As parking onsite is limited, additional parking is available across the road at Bunnings, and you are welcome to make your way over from there.
To Nikki, Ra, Leikyn and the entire whānau — what an honour and privilege it is for us to care for your beautiful Kyla and to walk alongside your whānau during this incredibly difficult time.
Kyla was so deeply loved, and that love will continue to surround her as she is carried on her final journey.
Moe mai rā e te rangatira, Kyla.
May you rest peacefully, surrounded always by the immense love you brought into this world. 🤍
He kura tangihia, he maimai aroha.