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Kaye Louise ELLIS

Kaye ELLIS Obituary

ELLIS, Kaye Louise (Dobrocke). Passed away 28th January 2025 at Kalispell Hospital, Montana, USA after a short illness. Devoted wife to Bill Ellis (of 18 years) and loving mother to Anne. Cherished grandmother to Gabriel, Keaton, Navaeh, Ezra, Sophie, Ryan, and Alex. Treasured by Tracey, Paul, Vaughan, Mel and Daniel. Always in our hearts.

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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Feb. 15, 2025.

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Alana Auliff

February 24, 2025

I am your sister Alana Auliff ( Ellis) from Townsville Australia. Sorry to hear that your wife passed over. Heard from Josie and Brian in New Zealand. Today the 24th February.

Micky & Carol

February 16, 2025

Bill
We lost Kaye way too soon! Will miss her crazy sense of humor, but we know she is in a better place.
Condolences from Minnesota

Joanne Clites

February 15, 2025

Bill:
Losing Kaye far too soon has been a huge loss! She was such a blessing to Dan and myself! I miss being able to text or call her anytime and always being uplifted by her insight and humor. She will always be my "Montana Mama"! We mourn with you and your family in New Zealand. May you find comfort in your memories of Kaye.

Ruth A. Hinnenkamp

February 15, 2025

Bill

My sympathies for your loss. Kaye loved being part of your NZ family. Thank you so much for all the memories and experiences that being part of your lives for 18 years entailed. She loved you all so very much.

God Bless.
Ruth H.
(Kaye's sister in the USA)

Kathy Benson

February 15, 2025

So many fun memories. She was like a sister to me. Definitely a Christian friend. Miss her. Bill you were a wonderful husband to her.

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