Julie FROST Obituary

Rest in peace, Great Aunty Julie. Wish we had more time with you. Lots of love to everyone who is feeling this loss- Jevon, Mallory, Gracie, and Archie.

Our sincere thanks to you Julie and Wayne for being wonderful neighbours. Your caring nature and thoughtfulness will be truly missed but we know your spirit will always be with us.
You made our visits to Taupo so much fun with lots of memories of beautiful Christmas dinners and New Year celebrations over the years.
We are so appreciative of being able to share some of your last time together and say our final farewells.
Rest in peace beautiful lady until we meet again.
Love always Lyn and Paul in Australia.

Sincere sympathy to you Wayne and Wayne Junior and all your and Julie´s families. A special lady who will be so sadly missed.
Sue Wellington

Julie was a true friend of many years...it was so wonderful to have had a lengthy chat with her prior to her sudden unnecessary passing ....peace is with you in the spirit world as you continue to watch over your loved ones....

Dear Julie,

Though you may no longer be with us in the physical sense, your spirit lives on through the memories we hold dear. You were truly a unique and special individual, possessing a deep spirituality and an unwavering empathy for others. Your thoughtful nature and boundless love were a constant source of inspiration.

Know that you will always be remembered and cherished by those who had the privilege of knowing you.

With love and fond memories,
Matt (your loving nephew)

I knew Julie from when she was 8 years old. She was my sister in law and one of my bridesmaids over 51 years ago when she was 17. I can see her now in the red bridesmaid's dress with daisies that day. I remember meeting her off the Gosport ferry on the day and her commenting on her dad feeling hungover!

We never had a cross word. My daughter Melinda visited her and they were close. We saw her in the UK ten years ago and met her at the airport. She was delighted to spend time with Kim, Karen and their children, and her brother Terry.

She died too soon and will be much missed.

Lynda xx

I first met you when our mother brought you home from hospital, you having arrived into the world earlier than expected.

I watched you grow up, one moment a toddler, later a girl, young women, wife and mother. Settling in what for us was the other side of the world.

In recent years we seldom met but I knew you as a caring compassionate women who cared so much for her family, as they did for you.

Always in my Memory
Chris O'Neill..........................xx

So loved by us all in St.Ives Cambridge UK you will be forever in our thoughts. Love and miss you xxx