Liz Hardwick-Smith Obituary

I never met you but one of my friends was with you the moment you both went to haven. Both of you --and the other people-- rest in peace. Sincere condolences. (Chihuahua, London).

I didn't know Liz very well, but she left an instant impression. She clearly had a massive enthusiasm for life, and great taste in music. My thoughts and sympathies are with Liz's family.

Will miss your bright smile Liz, it was a privilege to work with you. Sincere condolences to the family on losing such an amazing lady.

Rest peacfully Liz and watch over us all...kick us in the butt if we get too complacent in life and know you were loved by many. Love and hugs to family and friends missing Liz so dearly, CordeliaXX

Liz came in and out of my life, from India to Wellington, but was (and always will be) a much treasured friend. Sorry I can't be in Auckland on Sunday but I will drink a toast to you in Poneke. Much love, Sal

You touched all our hearts Lizzie, we all shared many giggles and fun times on Waiheke. You were the champion Seabreeze maker which usually featured during our Christmas breaks! We will miss you dearly. Lots of love Katie, Ash, Jojo, Sal and Jon xxxx

Darling Liz, thank you, thank you for all the wonderful memories!! For all the laughs,all the fun,your friendship & your beautiful smile! Sweet Dreams Lizzie X - My thoughts are with All Her Family & Our Friends.

Dear Liz. you made my life much richer knowing you. Go well Sweet Elizabeth fond memories of you I will always treasure. Raymond Hardy (Massey, Auckland)

Many years have passed since I was a childhood friend of Liz.Great memories of playing at Kennedy Park beach and at her family home at Castor Bay.My thoughts and prayers to family and friends.

Rest in Paradise dear Liz. I have so many fun and happy memories from Primary school and beyond. What a fun childhood we had. You were always such a beautiful, bright happy soul. No doubt you will carry on your awesome adventures in Paradise. Much love to the Hardwick-Smith family from me and all of the White family from Castor Bay.

To Liz's family and friends,
My name is Terry Holloway and Rusty is my brother. Unfortunately, I did not get a chance to meet Liz, but heard so much about her. I am truly sorry for your loss. She left a very heartbroken Texas cowboy, who will miss her dearly. My prayers go out to you all.

I am Rusty's sister, and I had the opportunity to meet Liz recently at his ranch in Alpine, Texas. I am so sorry for your loss, and so sorry for his loss. He really cared for her and will miss her smile terribly.

So long Liz, you owe me a lunch!

Hi Ruggero,
sounds like this is going full steam ahead - good on you! I am sorry I haven't got around to helping out. I think this is a good indication that I don't really have the time for extra projects right now. Sorry! Matt Sanders is back in Auckland next week - if you still want an Interaction Designer to have a look he could be your man. I hope it is a roaring success, and I owe you a lunch!
all the best
Liz

It's a long time since I've seen Liz but we had a lot of fun adventures as school kids at her home on the cliff. My sincere condolensces to her family.