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Glenys Joan WARD

Glenys WARD Obituary

Ward, Glenys Joan. Passed away at North Shore Hospital on Saturday, 23 August 2025. Aged 77 years Dearly loved wife of Peter. Adored Mother and Mother-in-Law of Simon and Sarah, and Tony and Megan. Much-loved Nana of Emily, Olivia, Joshua and Benji. Our Matriarch. A gracious Lady, now peacefully at rest. At Glenys' request, a private family ceremony has taken place.

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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Aug. 27, 2025.

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Anne Lavis

Yesterday

My sincere sympathy to you Peter, Simon and all the family....a special woman who stood strong beside you bringing happiness and delight as a wife and mother....RIP Glenys ...you will be sadly missed but remembered with fondness.

Mary Griffin

Yesterday

Deepest sympathy to all of the Ward family for the loss of Glenys - a wonderful wife,mother,grandmother and friend- it was a pleasure to have known her - with love from Mary and Mike Griffin

Alan and Margaret Ward

Yesterday

With happy memories from the Northland part of your family.

Joan Harnett-Kindley

Yesterday

I shared some great times with Glenys over the years. May she rest peacefully until we join her. Thinking of family and friends at this sad time. Joan Harnett-Kindley

Barbara Evans (Queenstown)

Yesterday

In loving memory of my bestie of 50+ years. I will miss you soo much Glenys especially our frequent netball chats where we were the finest armchair critics!! The world has lost a wonderful soul and I have lost my best friend and confidante. Fly high lovely lady, and until we meet again RIP. You will remain in my heart forever
Sending love to Peter, Simon, Tony and their families at this difficult time xx

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