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Christina "Tina" BLUE

Christina BLUE Obituary

BLUE, Christina (Tina) Nee Stevenson. Peacefully on Sunday the 23rd of September at the Lady Elizabeth Hospital; aged 90 years. Much loved wife of the late Jim. Loving sister of Nettie. Respected and loved Mother and Mother in Law of Margaret and Don and David and Roscoe. Treasured Nana of Elizabeth and Mark, Susan and Wayne and Great Nana to Danielle, Jamie, Aaron and Emma. Our grateful thanks to Sandra McLean and her wonderful staff at Lady Elizabeth Hospital. A service to celebrate Tina's life will be held in the Fountains Memorial Chapel, Crn Elliott and Wood Street Papakura on Thursday the 27th of September at 11.00am. All communications to the Blue Family C/- Fountains Funeral Directors on (09) 2982957, Po box 72341 Papakura 2244 or [email protected].



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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Sep. 25, 2012.

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Sue Thomas

September 26, 2012

At Peace at last, Happy Memories,
Richard & Sue Thomas

Susan Bragg

September 26, 2012

Nana,
you were a bright spark
That shone like a star
Our memories of you are not very far
From once a week shopping
with a ham sandwich & cake
To Sandy & mike along with my bike
my nails are trimmed and my hair one colour
I am sure you would be pleased along with my mother
but now you are gone
we shall try and carry on
you are now an angel
but without you here its really painful
i know you're in no more pain
and one day we will meet again
but
when i think of you the tears do come
and i wish now i was not so glum
now that you're in a better place
i should put on my happy face
but i miss you nana
now and forever... your youngest grand daughter!!

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