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Alicia Jeanette SCHOONBEEK

Alicia Jeanette SCHOONBEEK obituary

Alicia SCHOONBEEK Obituary

SCHOONBEEK, Alicia Jeanette (Billie) (nee Monkley). Born July 08, 1933. Passed away on March 25, 2018. Billie left us at 1pm on Sunday March 25 surrounded by close family. An afternoon of rememberance will be held on Wednesday March 27 from 11.30am at 4/25 Pah Road, Epsom. A private cremation has been held.

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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Mar. 27, 2018.

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Noelene Hughes

March 29, 2018

Dear Billie - Thank you for all of the fun and joy you brought to me over the years. I will never forget you as you were a very special cousin. My deepest sympathy to your wonderful family. Take our love and thoughts with you as you continue the next part of your journey. Much aroha from us all in Nambour.

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Candida Monkley

March 28, 2018

Aunty Billie I have fond memories of you in my younger years, you were at my christening and named as my God- Mother. A lady I admired from afar. God Bless you. Give Nani and sister Paula a big hug from me when you see them... Arohanui Candy.

April 1, 2018

SCHOONBEEK, Alicia Jeanette (Billie) (nee Monkley). Passed away on March 25, 2018. Wife of the late Bill Schoonbeek. Beloved mother of Debbie, Lisa and Carla. Much loved Moma of Bree, Richard, Daniel, Marie, Rebekkah and Nina. Great-Grandmother of Els, Heather, Rose and Eli. Sadly missed and at peace.

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