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DICKSON, Ann Elizabeth, (nee Blackler)
Suddenly on 28th April 2019. Loved wife of Stuart. Loved mother and mother-in-law of Megan and Jamie Cross, Lisa Dickson; and adored Nana of Brooke Cross. At Ann’s request a private service has taken place. Messages can be sent to 62 Stobo Street, Invercargill 9810. frasersfunerals.co.nz

GRAHAM Leona (nee Carr) Passed away on Saturday April 27 2019. Aged 88 years. Loved wife of the late Des. Mother of Christine, and Marilyn and Alister Raymond. Grandma of Leureen, Kellie, Anastazia, and Scott. Great-grandma of nine. Loved sister of Josephine, the late Hugo, Christopher and Ruth Carr. Special aunty of Kim and Hayley Perkins. As per Leona’s wishes, a private service has been held. Messages to 38 Chesney Court, Invercargill 9812. avenalpark.co.nz

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HORE, Lynette Marie (Lyn) (nee Brock).
On May 1, 2019, at Clutha Health First, surrounded by her loving family, aged 66 years. Loved wife of Bruce, loved mother and mother-in-law of Tim and Tracy, Steven*, Gareth and Lisa, and a beloved and adored Nana of Ella, Jacob, and Fletcher. A service to farewell Lyn will be held on Monday, May 6 at 1.30pm at our Chapel,
12 James Street, Balclutha, followed by a private family interment. In lieu of flowers, donations to the NZ Cancer Society would be appreciated and may be left at Lyn’s service. A special thank you to Dunedin Hospital’s Oncology Department, Ward 8C, ICU, Neurosurgery, Balclutha St John Ambulance and the amazing team at Clutha Health First. Messages to 37 Renfrew St, Balclutha 9230. (*denotes deceased) Doug Nesbit Funeral Services Ltd Balclutha, and Milton.

LINES, Matthew James (Matt)
Tragically taken on Wednesday 1 May 2019; aged 24 years. Much loved and treasured son of Stacy and Angela, Loved and cherished big brother of Kent, much loved Grandson of Kevin and Sally Gerrard, and Trev and Sharon, a loved nephew of Rick and Terra, Sean and Karena, and Annaliese, loved cousin of Clayton, Ayden, and Cooper, special friend of Sandy and Bob, and Ryan and Lizzie. A service for Matt will be held in the Avenal Park Chapel 75 Fox Street, Invercargill, on Tuesday 7 May at 1.00pm, private cremation to follow. In lieu of flowers donations to St John Ambulance would be appreciated and may be left at the service. Messages to 62 Oreti Road, Otatara, Invercargill. avenalpark.co.nz

Acknowledgement

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BOLGER, Bernadette Ann. 6.4.1949 – 31.3.2019
The final word from Bernadette “Yes I loved to travel, but I was always about our relationships, that’s what counted”.
Bernadette’s family would like to thank all who supported the family and Bernadette during her illness and passing. We appreciated all of the messages, visits, food and hugs, we were overwhelmed by the outpouring of kindness and friendship from the Cromwell community and friends and family from afar. Special thanks to Gayle McCormack and the District Nursing team for always going the extra mile with compassion and care; Central Otago Hospice care co-ordinators Christine and Amanda, always gentle and smiling; the wonderful caregivers from Healthcare New Zealand who tended to Bernadette with respect and dignity; Dr Pauley and the team at Cromwell Medical Centre who were always available and compassionate; Jackie and the team at Cromwell Pharmacy who always went the extra mile with a smile and a kind word; and the Cromwell Presbyterian Church family for the prayers, meals, support and taking care of us all. Leigh-Anne and the team at Central Otago Funerals for their superb care of Bernadette and family. Bernadette loved to travel and was at peace with this journey as her destination was the most exciting yet, singing praises with the angels.

BRANTHWAITE, Colin Thomas.
Joan, Carole and Susan and their families wish to thank everyone who supported them during Colin’s brief illness and during our sad days after his peaceful passing. We greatly appreciate all of the caring messages, visits, hugs, food and flowers that surrounded us during this time. We would also like to acknowledge the loving care that Colin received at the Buppa Ascot Care Home during his brief stay there. Colin thought all of the staff were wonderful. Also to Dr Rachel Greenwood for her compassion and caring during the final stages of his illness. We would also like to thank Frasers and Sons for their care of Dad and their support of us, and gentle guidance, to allow us to celebrate his life as he would have wanted, and finally to Ann McDowall for her perfect service that truly reflected who Colin was, a kind, honest, hard-working farmer and a loving husband and dad. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgment and thank you for all of your support.
“Nothing rooted in love is ever lost, for it has become part of the living whole.” Pam Brown.

FISHER, Richard Nicol Anderson (Dick).
Anna, Vaughn and April, Willie and Michale and family, Slade and Jayce, wish to convey their heartfelt thanks for the many floral tributes, visits, phone calls and cards received at the time of Dick’s passing. We appreciate the wonderful support shown to us by family and friends during the months of Dick’s illness and for the care shown to him by the amazing doctors, nurses and caregivers at Jack Inglis Hospital, Motueka, Ascot Care Home, Invercargill, Southland Public Hospital, and Calvary Hospital, Invercargill. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement of our gratitude to you all.

HARGEST, John.
Jill, Mike and Jo, Sharon, Ralph and Nicky, Claire and families wish to express their warmest thanks to everyone who attended John’s farewell service. There were many with whom we didn’t manage to speak or share a hug, but please know your presence was greatly appreciated. All the glorious flowers, each phone call, every beautiful card, and visitors to our home touched our heart. We thank you all.

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HARPER, Ray.
Natalie Harper, Jill and Ken McChlery, Jenny and Bob Howitt, and extended family, would like to sincerely thank everyone who have been so generous with their support, kindness, flowers, baking, cards and words of sympathy, phone calls and their wonderful assistance at the time of the loss of Ray. He was a dearly loved husband, dad, poppa, grand-poppa, uncle and friend to many. A special mention to the fabulous Doctors and staff of Kew Hospital for their care, kindness and warmth shown to Ray over a long period of illness, and also to his wonderful caregivers who helped us care for him at home. There are too many to thank personally, but your love and kindness and sympathy will never be forgotten, as we come to terms with our loss.

In Memoriam

DIAMOND, Denise Kathryn.
5 May 2007″Remembered with love.”
– Neill, Jacinta, Seth and Ella xx

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