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Esther Mary Kaye Emery

Esther Emery Obituary

EMERY, Esther Mary Kaye (nee Bell) (Kaye). On Sunday 18 December 2011 peacefully with family present. Cherished wife of Alex. Deeply loved mother and mother-in- law of Gary and Coral, Dale and Marie, and the late beloved Rosalie and Tony. Treasured "Pippa" of Marni, Dylan, Ayla, Michael, James, Serenity, Zachary, Kaleb, Tobias and the late Emmylou, Stefan, Andre, Alana and Great-Grandmother to Zac and Talia. Survived by her sisters Dawn and Irene. "A beautiful lady who will be sadly missed and forever in our minds and hearts". A celebration of Kaye's life will be held in the All Saints Chapel of the Purewa Crematorium, 100 St Johns Road, Meadowbank on Friday 23 December 2011 at 12pm. All communications to the Emery Family, c/- Wm. Morrison Funeral Directors, PO Box 25-731, St Heliers, Auckland.



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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Dec. 21, 2011.

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December 21, 2011

EMERY, Kay. Much loved sister, playmate and useful dancing companion of Dawn Carter. (Perth W.A.) and loved sister-in-law to the late Norbury, special aunt to John, Greg, Mark and Graeme. Loved by all who knew her kindness and generosity of spirit. Rest well dear Kay.

December 21, 2011

EMERY, Kay (Auntie Kay). The most special of aunts to Greg and Linda Carter, dearest 'Auntie Kay' to Simon, Jodie and Felicity and their families. Years of kindness, hair-cutter and stylist 'deluxe', maker of world beating sponge cakes and pavlovas, just a darling lady. Our lives were the richer for her being such a wonderful part of them, her loss unable to be filled. She understood 'more blessed to give than receive'. Rest awhile dear Auntie Kay.

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