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Joy PALMER
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Joy PALMER

Joy PALMER

Joy PALMER Obituary

PALMER, Joy 21 October 2013 at home after a long illness. Her beautiful bright eyes closed peacefully. Dearly loved wife of Norm (deceased); loving mother to Jude and Wills, Brett and Raewyn, and respected mother in law to Terry. Loved Mama to Summer and Boulton, Tane and Christina, Daniel (HuHu) and Samantha, also grandson Nitro (german shepherd). Loving great grandma (Mama) to Phoenix, Kayd, Ryder and Madison. Loved sister to Ron and Marie. Joy's funeral service will be held at Grahams Funeral Chapel, West Street, Pukekohe at 11am on Friday 25 October, followed by interment at Tuakau Cemetery. Donations in lieu of flowers may be made to the Franklin Hospice Charitable Trust, P O Box 118, Pukekohe.



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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Oct. 23, 2013.

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Dorrie Holloway

November 2, 2013

Dear Jude and family,
So sorry to hear about Joy. What a very special lady she was.
May you find comfort in the lovely memories you will have, and knowing she will forever be watching over you all.

You are in my thoughts, Love Dorrie.

October 28, 2013

jude and your family, please accept my deepest sympathy for the loss of your beautiful mother and father, I did not know about your dad norm, but I was informed about both your mother and father through ian leslie, I really loved both your mother and father ,gorgeous people and it was a privilege to have known them and enjoyed the humour and laughter over the years, wonderful salt of the earth people and I will always remember them and I am very sad to have just heard of your mothers passing. all my love to you jude, brett and your family, Sharon Johnston (harding) xxxx

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