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Nell Gill

Nell Gill Obituary

GILL, Nell. On 5 January 2012, in Nambour Hospital, Queensland, aged 70 years. Dearly loved wife of Bob. Much loved mother and mother in law of Rob and Julie, Joe and Lisa and Geoff. Loved grandma of Rebekah, Jon and Angela, Jordan, Luke, Michael, Olivia, Ashford, Carly and Josie. Great grandma of Summerlee. A funeral service will be held on Tuesday 10 January in Cooroy, Queensland. All communication to 47 Bellbird Rise, Murrays Bay, Auckland.

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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Jan. 9, 2012.

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Trevor & Karen Canty

January 10, 2012

Our thoughts are with you, dear friends Joe, Lisa and family. Nell was an amazing person full of love, kindness, generosity, understanding, faith, and courage. Her life will be an inspiration to us always. Trevor & Karen

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lisa gill

January 10, 2012

mum. i'm not there sitting in a pew at your church as you are farewelled today. and yet I need no special reason to remember you. our relationship was so much more than mother in law and daughter in law. your capacity for love, acceptance and forgiveness was unmatched in any person i have ever met. your heart will always be entwined with mine. i love you more than words can say and i will miss you forever, my precious mum xo

January 10, 2012

Rob and Family,,

Nell will be with her twin sister in heaven
now.

God Bless and peace to the family.

Robert Gonsalves, Orlando, Florida

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