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Julie Vincoris CROCKER

Julie CROCKER Obituary

CROCKER, Julie Vincoris (nee Lowe). Passed away peacefully at home on 30 September 2022 as a result of cancer. Deeply loved and cherished by Colin. Much loved mother and mother in law of Linda and Terry, Gaylene and Shane, and Barry and Cassandra. Precious nana of Alysha, Hannah, Danielle, Lucas, Aria and Elle. Julie is now in the eternal loving care of God. "Absent from the body, present with the Lord." A private family committal will be followed by a memorial service celebrating Julie's life at Massey Presbyterian Church, 510 Don Buck Road, Massey at 1:00 pm on Saturday 8 October 2022. Everyone welcome.



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Published by The New Zealand Herald from Oct. 3 to Oct. 5, 2022.

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Margaret Bray (Goldthorpe)

October 5, 2022

Heartfelt sympathies to both families (Crocker and Lowe) for this very sad occasion. Julie was a most wonderful human being in her many walks of life. She proved this time and again at Training College being made Women's Section Leader. Just so easier to go to for help and talk when advice needed. Compassion and radiant smiles oozed freely from a glowing face. Julie never changed in the 60yrs I knew her. We missed you at our last get together at the Tavern 3wks ago, but we did toast you knowing your tennis days were over. Well Julie, you have run an awesome race. Free from all the pain and sorrow. Enjoy sleeping in the arms of Jesus.

Belinda Taylor

October 3, 2022

Condolences to Colin and family. May God's love and comfort be with the family. Julie has gone to be with the Lord with no more pains and sufferings.

Deeply missed with lots of love,
Belinda

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