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June Muriel Alice MORTON

June MORTON Obituary

Morton, June Muriel Alice (Nee Doneghue). June passed peacefully 8 November 2025, aged 93. Born Wellington, 19 November 1931, devoted mother to Suzan, Digby and Gayle and their families and loving partner of the late Ray Walton. The family wish to thank the dedicated staff at Greenwich Gardens for their care and support in the recent years. A private celebration of life for family and close friends will be held at a later date. You live on in our hearts and our memories.

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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Nov. 11, 2025.

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Sue Baxter (nee Morton)

December 1, 2025

We will be having a Private Celebration of life with close friends & family for our Darling June, Mum, Granma, GGma on 15th Dec 2025.
For more info contact Sue at [email protected].

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Tim& Cherry Reehal

November 21, 2025

With our deepest sympathy. So glad I caught up with June earlier this year.
Memories of golfing & June's twinkling eyes will not be forgotten. An inspirational lady.

Kim Walsh

November 11, 2025

My darling Granma, the matriarch of our family and the magical glue that brought us together and showed us how to love, be kind, considerate and show up for one another. You will be missed always, but your memory remains with all the people you touched, especially your kids, grand kids and great-grand kids. Be at peace and know your legacy lives on.

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