Hello Mark & Dean. I was so incredibly sad to hear of your Mum passing. My little cousin Annie will always be in my heart. I have such fond memories of the many happy holidays we spent together in Hurford Road, Omata, throughout the late 50s early 60s. Colleen and Massey, Trevor and Anne, singing around the fireplace in the early evening, performing mini concerts hoping to enthrall and entertain the old people (Mums & Dads, and grandies), early morning milking the cows, feeding out on the tractor and the warm dungy smell of insilage. I loved that little kid then and still do. My husband Alan and I had dinner with you guys in 2011 and sadly that was the last time I saw Anne. Too young to go, too soon to lose your Mum. My thoughts are with you and your families. Sending much love, (second cousin) Maryanne (Gardiner) Mummery.

A dearly loved and talented golfing buddy and family friend, taken far too soon. So many wonderful memories of fun times shared will remain with us and many others. The tributes were so fitting. Mark and Dean your Mum would have been so proud of you. Much love from Anne & Willie

To Mark,Dean and family, Deepest sympathy on your sad loss. Kind Regards John Davies

Dean & Mark, Sorry for the passing of your Mum. She & your Dad would be proud of your words today about her life. 2020 has been a hard year and teaches us things are never the way we want them to be, or forever. i can see Anne up the Mokau on Peter Morrisons stand, happy as, this is how i will remember her. Merry Xmas to yourselves and repective families during this time. Best wishes for New Year. Scott Trask

Dear Mark and Dean, words cannot express how devastated we are for you both, over the loss of your precious mum. It was a beautiful service and a fitting tribute to a very talented, fun loving and generous woman. May God's Peace be on you over the coming days, weeks, months, as you come to terms with your great loss. Much love, Neil and Louise

Dear Mark, Dean and Family We are thinking of you today and sending our sincere sympathy on the loss of your lovely mum. There were always lots of laughs with your mum and dad on the cricket sidelines. Take Care Lynne Asquith & Family

Dear Mark, Dean and families ⁣ Through our parents friendship we have been blessed to know your mother since our childhood. She was an amazing women with a great sense of humour and she will be deeply missed, with many fond memories ⁣Sending our love and thoughts Shelley, Lyndal and Janine (The Stevenson Girls)