October 2026

Pauline Phillips is being remembered in Levin, New Zealand, for her decade of leadership as president of Centre Skate and the lasting contribution she made to the organisation’s community. Following news of her passing, Centre Skate shared a tribute recognising her years of commitment and the important role she played in the group’s history.

Phillips’ contribution extended beyond holding the position of president. During her ten years in the role, she helped guide the organisation and maintain relationships with the members and people connected to its activities.

Her passing has brought sadness to those who knew her through Centre Skate, with tributes reflecting on the service she gave and the place she held within the organisation.

Pauline Phillips’ Ten Years as Centre Skate President

Pauline Phillips served as Centre Skate’s president for ten years, becoming a significant part of the organisation’s history. The group’s tribute acknowledged her dedication and the contribution she made throughout her time in leadership.

Long-term community leadership often involves sustained responsibility, commitment, and work behind the scenes. Phillips’ decade as president reflected her continued involvement in an organisation whose community was shaped in part by the people who supported and guided it.

For Centre Skate members, her passing represents the loss of a longtime leader whose years of service remain part of the group’s story. Her contribution is being remembered as the organisation continues its work and reflects on the people who helped build its community.

Her Son Arden Continues Centre Skate’s Work

Phillips’ son, Arden, assumed the presidency after his mother became ill and was no longer able to continue in the role.

His appointment provides continuity for Centre Skate as members come to terms with her passing. It also connects the organisation’s future leadership with the decade of service Pauline contributed as president.

While Arden takes on the responsibilities of the position, Phillips’ years of involvement remain an important part of the organisation’s history. Her legacy is reflected in the work she carried out and in the people who continue to support Centre Skate.

Centre Skate Extends Condolences to the Phillips Whānau

In its tribute, Centre Skate extended condolences to Warwick, Arden, and the wider Phillips whānau following Pauline’s death.

For her family, her passing is a deeply personal loss. For the Centre Skate community, it is also a moment to reflect on the commitment she demonstrated during her years as president and the relationships she formed through her involvement.

The organisation’s tribute recognises the importance of her contribution while acknowledging the grief experienced by those closest to her. As family members, friends, and fellow community members remember Pauline, the service she gave to Centre Skate remains a central part of her remembrance.

Pauline Phillips Cause of Death and Obituary Details

Pauline Phillips, of Levin, New Zealand, is being remembered for serving as Centre Skate’s president for ten