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Lynette Melva MASON

Lynette Melva MASON obituary

Lynette MASON Obituary

MASON, Lynette Melva (nee Bootten). Passed away peacefully at Waikatio Hospital, surrounded by family on the 7th April 2026. Aged 76 years. Treasured daughter of Leyster and Mary Bootten and Sister Corynne. Loving wife of Ian for 56 years. Loved and adored mother of Kylie (deceased), Dean and Celine. In accordance with Lynette's wishes a private cremation has taken place.

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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Apr. 18, 2026.

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Carol Jerome

Yesterday

Dearly loved and cherished friend of over 50 years. You will be deeply missed Lyn and forever remembered. Rest peacefully my dear friend.
My love, thoughts and prayers are with you Ian, Dean and Celine.
Carol Jerome
Xxx

Lisa Jerome

Yesterday

We have so many lovely memories with Lyn and her family over the last 50 years and are so grateful we got to spend another wonderful day together over the new year. Thinking about you Ian, Dean and Celine and sending big love and strength. Lisa & Vicki Jerome and families xx

Sheryll Clow

April 18, 2026

Thinking of you all, over this difficult period. Lyn was around alot when we were kids and I have many happy memories of her, Corynne. Aunty Mary and Uncle Lester.
Thoughts are with you. Sheryll Clow.
Nee Shelley
Mary and

Rodney edwards

April 18, 2026

Sorry to hear of your loss Ian and family. Thinking of you at this time.
Rodney and Merrilynne Edwards

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