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Kathryn Rae MASON

Kathryn MASON Obituary

MASON, Kathryn Rae. Passed away suddenly at home on Friday 12 January 2018. Aged 53 years. Much loved Mum of Sam, and Faith. Loved Grandma of Caine, and Michael. Loved daughter of Peter and Rae Aimer. Loved sister of Robyn, Graeme (deceased), Grace (deceased) Aimer. A farewell for Kathryn will be held at Hamilton Park Crematorium Chapel, Morrinsville Road, Newstead, on Wednesday 17 January at 11.00 am. Correspondence to the Mason Family c/- P.O., Box 276, Hamilton 3240. Ana-Maria Richardson Funeral Director

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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Jan. 15, 2018.

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Diane Hewitt ( ex Mayson)

April 4, 2019

Thinking of you with love may you rest in peace dear friend. Love always. Diane.

Michael Bahjejian

February 15, 2018

I thank God who gave Kathryn this wonderful gift of creating these beautiful potteries that give to our walls the touch of New Zealand wildlife. They will remain there as a lasting memory of her generosity and kindness.

January 16, 2018

We were both very sad to hear of Kathryn's passing. Our heart goes out to the family at this sad time - Much Love - Liz and Hemi - Rawene - Northland

January 15, 2018

MASON, Kathryn Rae (nee Aimer). On 12 January 2018; aged 53. Loved youngest daughter of Rae and Peter; sister of Robyn, Graeme (deceased) and Grace (deceased). Mother of Samantha and Faith; and grandmother of Caine and Michael.

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