Margaret D'ATH Obituary

A specially loved and remembered history and philosophy teacher at Loreto Hall. Thank you for setting me on a journey of learning that has lasted my my lifetime so far, and goes on yet, into my 80s. You always said.. stay in the state of grace and learn Chinese! Xx

Very sorry to hear of Mother d'Ath's death a lovely Nun and teacher. I have a lovely photo taken with her and Liz Upton at the Erskine reunion at the Town Hall in Wellington. RIP Pauline Masters (Bryant)

Miss you Aunty Peggy. The passion I have for genealogy was because of you. Rest easy Aunty.

We will miss you Margaret and miss your wit and wicked sense of humour. Always remember how much you were loved and respected by your Lay students at Loreto Hall. Rest peacefully Margaret.

So sad to learn of Sister Margaret D'Ath's passing. A wonderful person who really followed her calling in faith. My sincerest prayer-filled condolences to all Sister's relatives, friends, colleagues, and students at Baradene. May she rest in peace.

It was with great sadness that I learnt of the passing of Aunt Peggy. I am sorry that I will not be able to attend the funeral but will be thinking of you all.
She was a great woman and an inspiration to us all.
Love from Jo and family

I´ll always remember Peggy as she would pull up on her motor bike in her habit, an amazing woman of her time, an inspiration with a wicked sense of humour.

A very special lady kind full of fun. A true witness to her faith in God.
Dermot n Keri Byrne

Margaret taught me at Loreto Hall in the 60's when I trained to be a teacher. I learnt a lot from her. She was a very clever and intelligent woman. R.I.P.

Sincere condolences - good memories of her time at the Catholic Education Office in Christchurch and particularly her input into the Education for Parish Service programme RIP

Vale my dear friend and mentor.....the father will say "Well done."