Auckland drowning victim Canadian teacher

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published April 24, 2017

The man who died while swimming off a North Shore beach, possible killed when he was struck by a pilot boat, was a Canadian teaching in New Zealand who leaves behind a widow and two sons.

WELLINGTON, April 23 - Leslie Gelberger failed to return from a swim off Narrow Neck beach on Thursday afternoon.

Police are ...

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