Farewell Auntie Clemie. You have been a part of life for the past 59 years after you married my uncle Ian. I will never forget your giggly laughter or the many happy holidays we spent together both in the UK and in New Zealand. Rest in peace after a life well lived and say hello to uncle Ian for me. xxx

"Dear Nana. Thank you for always being so caring and loving. I wish I was able to spend more time with you, you were always so cheerful. I remember every time we would to visit, you would always give me lemonade and biscuits. I wish I could be in New Zealand with you right now. I love you so so much. I’m going to miss listening to you tell all your amazing stories and jokes. Lots of love, Mikayla. "

Mum I love you and the time we had together. Our early days in Kinloch. The world was so different then. I remember The occasional day out on the bus with you and your work mates. From here we embarked on our adventures first to the south east of England and then onto New Zealand. You were beside me every step along the way. When I left school and moved away from home you wrote to me nearly every single day. My decision to continue my adventure in Australia meant I couldn’t see you as often as I should have. For that I am truly sorry. Now this pandemic prevents me from being with you now. I look forward to celebrating your life at a memorial service at the first opportunity. Rest In Peace mum I love you and will never forget you. Say hi to dad for me. Love Alan

Thinking of you all at this sad time Our Deepest Sympathy to you all. Clemie was the sweetest lady always smiling from Gary and Sharon