Lovely memories of childhood summers in New Zealand with the Moffats. And more recently visiting Jean with my Dad. Lots of love to John, Rob, Andrew and their families and to little Wags! Jean was a strong and principled person who cared about our world and she will be deeply missed. Tessa

Aunty Jean created such a presence in our lives, always leaving great memories of laughter, family stories and love whenever we met. She will be sadly missed, but definitely not forgotten. Much sympathy to John, Rob, Andrew and their families. Kaye and Ian Melbourne

Andrew, Penelope, Henry, Lottie, George and all the Moffat whanau Sending you our aroha and prayers as you farewell your Mother, Grandmother, Aunt, kuia who was a very special lady. June and Simon Moseley Taranaki Cathedral

May you rest in peace Aunty Jean Our sincere condolences to all the family. A truely amazing woman Rob and Robyn Calder Qld

Jean was a wonderful neighbour, and friend while I lived with my husband Don at Junction Road. I will miss her thoughtfulness, and joyful hospitality. Her love of her family was always evident. I offer my deepest condolences to the family, and little Waggs the dog who was her constant companion.

Our dear Aunty Jean, we have fond memories of your visits to Australia and when we visited you in NZ. Your smile always lit up the room. Our love and condolences to Robert, John, Andrew and families.💐 Sandy, John and family from Australia x

Condolences to Andrew and all his family on the passing of a wonderful woman. I played tennis with Jean, a strong, no nonsense soul. Definitely not a time waster, just got on with it. As Bob once told me, Jean was born before her time. She sure was. Jean leaves a large hole in many lives. Kind regards, Maree Malcolm PPTC.

Jean was a valued, respected member of Lower Mangorei Women's Institute, and members wish to extend their sincere sympathy to her family. Fifty eight years of continued, loyal service has been given to our organisation, from Jean. With her happy nature, Jean has always given her time and enthusiasm, encouraging others, and continually being involved in all activities. Jean really enjoyed the fellowship of the twice monthly Whist (Card Games). She has served many terms of office, including President and Treasurer, on the Committee. As well Jean gave time to the North Taranaki Federation Executive. In 2001 she received a Good Service Award, and also attained a Fifty Year award. Jean was very special to us all, and we will always cherish theses fond memories.

Andrew, Penelope and family My heartfelt sympathy during this difficult time. My thoughts are with you all. Lyn Gee

To Aunty Jean My condolences to you all. I love to say she was a lovely, free spirited person always coming to visit her sister in Palmy. Lots of memories. And she'll definitely be missed by all. Rest in Peace Aunty Jean. Lots of love from the the Veale family××

My Auntie Jean had a smile as big as the world and a spirit to match. I will always remember visiting the Moffats during sun soaked childhood summer holidays in NZ - fun and laughter all round. Jill Calder

Kei te pirangi taku whanau ki te tuku mihi aroha ki a Jean. Kia ora Jean kua noho tahi ano korua ko Bob. Jean was a free spirit, determined, resilient and brave. Her courage was breathtaking, her kindness and words of advice worth having. My children and I have been privileged to have known Jean and she will always remain in our thoughts and maybe our dreams. Ka nui te aroha mai i a tatou katoa, Susan, Anita, Lawrence, Kikiwa, George and Keepa.

Our sincere condolences to the Moffat family. We would have known Jean for well over 20 years gone by. We always enjoyed her spirit and the times we looked after her wee dog Wags. My self personally I always enjoyed our chats when Wags was delivered home, such treasured memories always. My wife and I have been blessed to have enjoyed our contact with a wonderful friend.