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Janice NEAME Obituary
NEAME, Janice Anne:
Passed away peacefully at Nelson Hospital on April 27, 2017 after a year long illness, aged 77. Already so dearly missed by all her family near and far. Sister of Melva and sister-in-law of Terry Parfitt of Blenheim, sister of Pamela and sister-in-law of Gordon Ford, WA, sister of Donald and sister-in-law of Anne Neame, WA, sister of Alan and his partner Vicky Burrin, Blenheim; step-mother of Olwyn Bolitho and stepmother-in-law of David Wilson, their children Daniel and Emma will sorely miss their favourite lady. A life not wasted, so full of learning, tutoring, managing, creating and most of all caring and loving. We miss you oh so much. Janice's family give thanks to the staff and Doctors of Nelson Hospital and Nelson region Tasman Hospice for their kindness and care. A service to celebrate Janice's life will be held at the chapel at Hope Gardens of Remembrance at 11.00am, on Tuesday, May 2, 2017.
Passed away peacefully at Nelson Hospital on April 27, 2017 after a year long illness, aged 77. Already so dearly missed by all her family near and far. Sister of Melva and sister-in-law of Terry Parfitt of Blenheim, sister of Pamela and sister-in-law of Gordon Ford, WA, sister of Donald and sister-in-law of Anne Neame, WA, sister of Alan and his partner Vicky Burrin, Blenheim; step-mother of Olwyn Bolitho and stepmother-in-law of David Wilson, their children Daniel and Emma will sorely miss their favourite lady. A life not wasted, so full of learning, tutoring, managing, creating and most of all caring and loving. We miss you oh so much. Janice's family give thanks to the staff and Doctors of Nelson Hospital and Nelson region Tasman Hospice for their kindness and care. A service to celebrate Janice's life will be held at the chapel at Hope Gardens of Remembrance at 11.00am, on Tuesday, May 2, 2017.
Published by Timaru Herald on Apr. 29, 2017.
Memories and Condolences
for Janice NEAME
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Sandy Stephens
April 29, 2017
A life of contribution and giving, not least to her colleagues and friends in the Nelson Branch of the Federation of Graduate Women and the later Nelson FGW Trust, supporting the education of women and girls. Without Janice's leadership and dedication, this Trust would not be in the position it is today, steadily expanding its mandate in the Nelson-Tasman and Marlborough regions.
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