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Jill Leslie

Jill Leslie Obituary

LESLIE, Jill (Jillian Claire) (nee Donovan). Passed away peacefully at home 23rd July 2011 in her 45th year. Dearly loved wife and mate of Marcus and most loving and caring mother of Cameron, Ella and Brad. Forever in our hearts. A celebration of Jill's life will be held at Doubtless Bay Christian Centre, State Highway 10 Coopers Beach on Tuesday 26th July 2011 at 1pm followed by internment at Mangonui Cemetery. Donations to Far North Hospice would be greatly appreciated and may be left at the service or posted c/- P O Box 690 Kaitaia.

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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Jul. 25, 2011.

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July 26, 2011

LESLIE, Jillian Claire. Loved Sister-in-law to Joseph and Rachael. Adored Aunty to Stuart, Ethan, Daniel and Matthew. Jilly you have been an inspiration to us all, and you will live on in our hearts forever.

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July 25, 2011

LESLIE, Jill (Jillian Claire) (nee Donovan). Passed away peacefully at home 23rd July 2011, after a long illness, in her 45th year. Treasured youngest daughter of the late Eve and Jim Donovan and much loved youngest sister of Margaret and Colin Gilchrist (Whatawhiwhi), Kath and the late Max Hamilton (Hamilton), Ken and Beryl (Taihape), Russell and Margaret (Sanson), Garyand Colleen (Atherton Aus) and Shane and Marie (Taihape). Greatly loved Aunty and very good friend to her twenty nieces and nephews. Jill will be greatly missed by us all.

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