Louise RUMMEL Obituary

Love and sympathy to Simonne and all the family.
As a cousin of the late Stuart I give thanks to God for Stuart and Louise and their christian witness to our extended family.
RIP together with the Lord.
Sandra Christensen (nee Watson).

Louise and I started together at MIT. A great friend and always there to help you when required. Hard working at work and at home. Always smiling with a kind word for all. Admired by the nursing students for her knowledge, caring and kindness.
When you ask her, "what are you doing?" Answer, "marking assignments." Even when she was not well. Dedicated to her work.

I worked with Louise for many years in the Burns and Plastic surgical unit at Hutt Hospital.
A bubbly, caring nurse who gave her time willingly to her patients, their families and all her colleagues. Louise was a true team member. Nothing was too much trouble and she would frequently extend herself to assist those who needed it.
Louise was a nurse who was passionate about her own education and that of others. Willing to share her knowledge and support both her colleagues and students in their chosen field. Nursing has lost a great role model.
Sincere sympathy to her family who I recall she talked about with much love and devotion.

I had the privilege of working with Louise in the Regional Burns and Plastic surgery unit in Hutt hospital until she left and moved with her family to Auckland. A supportive and caring colleague, passionate educator and devoted patient advocate.
There are many nurses who worked along side her, who were privileged to be taught and supported by her, that will acknowledge Nursing has lost a great role model.
Sincere sympathy to her family, who she spoke of often and adored.

Dearest Louise,
So many years together and so many wonderful memories. You will be cherished and remembered always. My family all remember you well and are saddened by your loss. Love always.

Dearest darling Louise, my friend, my mama's dear friend, I love you so much Louise, I am full of respect for you and in awe of your resilience and courage, a very strong Wahine Toa, a Kuia in Nursing, thank you so much for all you have done in my life and others lives, an incredible legacy, and so many wonderful memories and supportive conversations together, Aroha mai, Aroha atu ki tou whanau, moe mai ra Louise, Fly High and Free.. Arohanui na Michelle

A wise and thoughtful nurse educator and friend. Louise taught me and we worked together for many years. Her lovely comments on Facebook will be missed. Thoughts to all

I was an MIT nursing student. Louise was one of the Lecturer whom I'm adored along with Grace Benson another Lecturer. Louise would filled the room with her contagious smiles. She spoke in a tone so soothing. A beautiful soul. RIP Louise....Manuia lou malaga

Louise will certainly be missed. Having worked with her over many years in Nursing Education, her expertise was treasured along with her patience, serene manner. and healthy humour.
Love and blessings to all the family; you have wonderful memories to treasure.

Dearest Louise,
I have walked alongside Louise as a dear nursing colleague and precious friend these past 41 years. I will continue to value the special memories I have of her dear self.
Special love and strength to Louises dear family at this time, from Grace.

We will miss our wonderful friend Louise.
A gracious kind and amazing woman.