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Dulcie Mavis Hall

Dulcie Hall Obituary

HALL, Dulcie Mavis (nee Roberts). Born Naseby 16 August 1916, died Papakura 21 December 2010. Loving wife of the late George. Loved and loving mother of Barry, Garth (London) and Jan. Proud Nana of Nette and Bec (Australia), Alessana, Katia and Eloise (UK) and Amber (NZ). At rest after a lifetime of service and caring for family and all whose lives she touched. Dulcie's entire Funeral Service will be held in Christ Anglican Church, 40 Coles Crescent, Papakura at 11am Wednesday December 29, 2010.



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Published by The New Zealand Herald from Dec. 22 to Dec. 24, 2010.

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Beck Black

December 24, 2010

Thank you for being such a loving and giving grandmother. Thanks for a childhood of apple pies and pikelets, tea in miniature china sets, heart and soul on the organ and pom-pom lessons! Hope you are now free of pain and enjoying the next world. You will always be in my thoughts and heart. Love you Nana xxx

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December 29, 2010

HALL, Dulcie Mavis. On 21 December 2010, beloved Mum of Barry. Sincere thanks to Barbara, Lewis, Murray and the caring staff at Selwyn Oaks, Papakura.

December 28, 2010

HALL, Dulcie. 21 December 2010. Admired and beloved friend of the late Wallace and Shirley Saipe. Life long special auntie to Don, Brian and Barbara. Sadly missed and never to be forgotten. But it isn't just about the parting, but about the welcome on the other side. God bless you dearest friend.

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