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Anne Beverley SOMERS-EDGAR

Anne SOMERS-EDGAR Obituary

Somers-Edgar, Anne Beverley (Nee Reeson). Proud daughter of Australia, First Fleeter, born Sydney 26 September 1951, passed away 20 July 2025 at home with husband Doug and daughters Laura, Tiffany, and Bonnie in support. Private cremation by Anne's request. Much loved Grandma of Zoe, Everett, Felix and Perrin, in-law of Chris Chubb and Jamie Murray. A life well lived with much teaching, gardening, many hats and shoes, elegant and stylish always.

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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Jul. 26, 2025.

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Robert and Eleanor Wilson

July 29, 2025

Doug and family,
Our sincere sympathy to you all.
Thinking of you at this sad time.
Regards

Sandie Coles

July 26, 2025

To Dear Doug, Laura, Tiffany, Bonny and Beautiful Family. A Beautiful Lady who meant so much to you all and gave you all so much love, strength, happy times and beautiful hugs. God bless you all through this very sad time.
Love Jessie, Sandra, Lynette, Leonie and Ken.

Gray Ussher

July 26, 2025

Doug. My sincere thoughts are with you and your family with the loss of Anne. A loving wife and mother. She will be missed.

Bernard and Jane Duncan

July 26, 2025

Dear Doug and family
So sorry that Anne has gone from your lives. You will miss her lovely presence very much we know.
We remember Anne as a charming person, always warm and welcoming and well-liked by all who knew her.
Sincere condolences at this sad time.
Jane and Bernard

Colin & Val McGregor

July 26, 2025

We are so sorry to hear of the passing of Anne. Our thoughts are with you
Colin & Val McGrregor

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