Jenny was my very special friend in the UK from the age of 12, through our teens and into our early twenties. During that time we had fun and laughed our way through many adventures. She was so alive, so humorous, so determined to get the best out of life. She was so well suited to nursing, being so caring. No wonder she was snapped up by NZ when she applied to emigrate. How brave she was to travel alone on the boat to the other side of the world. When she met and married George they built a loving family, our friendship remained strong. She always made sure to arrange a meet with me whenever they came over to visit relatives in the UK. Jenny, the warmest, funniest, most loyal friend anyone could have, your friendship meant so much. You'll remain in my heart forever. Joan (known to Jenny as Bondy)

Jen was certainly a unique lady and a very special friend along with George of course. Your whole family have always occupied a special place in my heart. When Noel and I first met George back in 1962, who would believe where that friendship would lead. Could write a book about all the amazing times shared with all of you. Can still remember coming over and Mum doing star jumps on the drive when we drew up always so welcoming. She had a heart of gold. Joan xx

Jenny was a caring, genuine, fun loving and amazing human being.. Not only as an amazing nurse but also an amazing wife, mum and nan. She met her soul mate in uncle George and it was a privilege to stay with them both in 1991 and 1993. I know she will be so sadly missed but I am happy to think she is now reunited with the man she loved so much. I am so pleased I knew her and spent a little bit of time with her. Love to all the family.

Our thoughts are with you Paula as you farewell your beloved Mum. Rest in Peace and Walk on in the Garden's of the Soul. Nicky & Nathan

Our lovely cousin Jen has always been a happy part of our family from when we were children and then with George, our many family celebrations and holidays together. We have many treasured memories and we will miss you Jen.

What a great adventurous life Jenny lived. Jenny was always up for a chat, a laugh and any activity (exclude cooking). In her late 70s she would be outside jumping on the trampoline with Tiffany. Jenny could be heard laughing so loud that everyone was running outside because we thought she must of done a triple somersault. But no she was enjoying her time with Tiffany. I remember a time in London when Jenny was once again heard laughing very loudly and it was while she was having a massage. She did not tell us prior that she was super ticklish. It was always wonderful to see both Jenny and George dance together. Both enjoying the music. Reading children’s books was one of Jenny’s favourite activities. They were very animated and you felt like you were in the story. So many great memories in a life well lived. Rest in peace dear lady.

Dear P & P Fond memories of your parents and family connected to our whanau through your marriage. Many happy and special memories that we shared together. We will never forget Jen and George. Love Claire, Chris, Isabella, Sophia and Thomas

Will always remember those special hours spent with Jenny. Our walks out in the sunshine checking the gardens and on the lookout for the elusive rabbit .

Dear Graham & Paula We have had some of the best laughs in the company of Jenny and George. They were a loving couple and together once again, united in spirit. We became their family as neighbours to Graham & Pattie. Jenny will always be dear to our hearts, a beautiful Mother, Grandmother to Tiffany and Friends to many. Sadly missed, but never forgotten Much ❤️ love Kip and Denis

Paula and Paul, I’ll always have very fond memories of George and Jenny laughing together and enjoying life. It was a good life. Much love. Marlene