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Jacqueline Leslie ROBERTSON

Jacqueline ROBERTSON Obituary

ROBERTSON, Jacqueline Leslie. Peacefully at Whitianga, on Tuesday 7 March, 2017; aged 62 years. Beloved daughter of the late Digger and Pat. Dearly loved sister of Jane, Jo and Jenny. Much loved and respected sister-in-law of Paul Wainscott, Richard Prevett, and Paul Stilborn. Amazing Aunty Jac of Simon and Gabriela, Ingrid and Rick, Gretchen, Paul, Alex and Brenton. Cherished Great- Aunty Jac of Thomas, Hamish and Sophie. A private family service for Jacqueline will be held.



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Published by The New Zealand Herald from Mar. 9 to Mar. 11, 2017.

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March 12, 2017

Dear Jane,
I am saddened to read of your sister Jacque's death.
Deepest sympathy
Angella Storrier, née Anderson.

Jules

March 10, 2017

Jacqs the best friend one could ever have -to me and to so many . The biggest most beautiful heart. So much grace - quiet and strong. Kind, trustworthy, rock solid, skilled, gentle, caring, warm, selfless and smart. Generous and fun and always healing no matter what! She always seems to have looked at the good side of things - Jacqs what a gift to us you have been! Jacquie has saved many of us I know it! I feel for all of us who love Jacquie so much. We want her back! but now we have to wait until we can meet on the other side There's so many of us -We're just going to keep coming- sooner or later..! Love always and thank you Jacq family for making such a beautiful fantastic unique special person.
Such a hole in our lives but I'm going to always feel a smile in my heart when Jacqs is around XXXXXXcheers darlingXXXXXX

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