Dear Jody, Eion, Megan and Oscar, I am so sorry to hear that Nana May has passed away. We met through the children. Megan friend of Ellie and Oscar friend of Indie, the girls were also very fond of Nana May as was myself.

In the late 70's my family had the dairy on Devon Street where Abrahams is now. It was called Murdock's Dairy. My mum and Dad owned it and May Medley was a regular, she used to sit in the doorway and chat to mum and dad. I knew her as May Medley, never May, and I can see her in my minds eye with denim shorts to her knee, a t shirt, and her hand bag crossing her body. Without fail she would have a fag in her mouth, a pair of wrap around sunnies on her face and spectacles on her head. When she laughed her big laugh I was always perplexed by the gap between her front teeth and her high cheekbones. I always thought "that's what happiness look's like". I thought she was very skillful because she could grip her cigarette between her lips, scrunch up her eye and peel open the coke can tab, all at the same time! Her pride and Joy was Jody and sometimes we went around to their place on Courtenay Street, up the three steps onto the steep path (I was about 8) up to the house. I loved playing under, and in, the huge tree by the house, that lawn was always green and we loved going there to play with Jody. We moved away when I was 10. I remember bumping into May Medley in town about 20 years ago and I recognised her, she was blown away that she had had such an impact on our family, and on me. Your mum was strong Jody, and you were her everything. It was a pleasure to know you May Medley x

Maybelle, you were truely one of a kind and will be missed by many. We all loved your cheezies & chocolate fudge and that you never forgot a birthday. Happy Days Growing up life was always fun with you around, thanks for all of those trips to liquorland lots of love Abi ❤️ , Jody, Paul, Family and friends My thoughts are with you today. May would be extremely proud of you all. A beautiful send off with a nice touch at the end with the wooden engraved pieces Brent.

Dear Maisy, so sorry to hear of your passing. You were a beloved aunt to me and I loved you lots. You will be in good company 💕 may you rest in peace.