Rest in peace Reoni, my older sister. Lots of happy childhood memories and lovely holidays with you in Queensland. Our love and condolences to all your family. Ian and Hazel xx
Thank you Ian and Hazel for the beautiful flowers – it was a lovely day and we followed the service with lunch at my place with the Aussie family.
Love Fiona
Ning, the intrepid traveller.
She and Raewyn shared some wonderful times together overseas.
For Raewyn to see things she might never have seen.
They were special times for Raewyn, also giving her an opportunity she would not
otherwise have had, to introduce Ning to some of our overseas ‘family’ (well,
close to) in Germany.
Ning came from an era where Kiwis were Kiwis.
An almost extinct species these days.
Happy times.
Ian Penrose
Thanks Crawfords, it was a lovely and very fitting service. Well done.
It was good to hear of your family life, and to sees scenes of the people and places you visited.
A very touching event. Thanks again
Ten years older than me I always thought of Ning as my” big sister”. I have so many great memories of her! Thankfully she is now at peace.
A wonderful service and tribute to her, thank you Fiona, Richard and Stuart.
with my love to you all Jude
We’ve just watched the celebration of Reoni’s life with Philip and found it very moving and interesting. Fiona spoke very well, as did the celebrant. We liked the hymn choices and enjoyed the music and photos. We are thinking of you all and hope to see some of you in New Zealand sometime.
Rest in peace Reoni, my older sister. Lots of happy childhood memories and lovely holidays with you in Queensland. Our love and condolences to all your family. Ian and Hazel xx
Thank you Ian and Hazel for the beautiful flowers – it was a lovely day and we followed the service with lunch at my place with the Aussie family.
Love Fiona
Ning, the intrepid traveller.
She and Raewyn shared some wonderful times together overseas.
For Raewyn to see things she might never have seen.
They were special times for Raewyn, also giving her an opportunity she would not
otherwise have had, to introduce Ning to some of our overseas ‘family’ (well,
close to) in Germany.
Ning came from an era where Kiwis were Kiwis.
An almost extinct species these days.
Happy times.
Ian Penrose
Thanks Crawfords, it was a lovely and very fitting service. Well done.
It was good to hear of your family life, and to sees scenes of the people and places you visited.
A very touching event. Thanks again
Ten years older than me I always thought of Ning as my” big sister”. I have so many great memories of her! Thankfully she is now at peace.
A wonderful service and tribute to her, thank you Fiona, Richard and Stuart.
with my love to you all Jude
We’ve just watched the celebration of Reoni’s life with Philip and found it very moving and interesting. Fiona spoke very well, as did the celebrant. We liked the hymn choices and enjoyed the music and photos. We are thinking of you all and hope to see some of you in New Zealand sometime.
Lots of love Ian and Hazel (and Philip)