Noeleen MARTELLI Obituary

Condolences to all the family.

We met Noeleen in 1972 when we moved to Reporoa for a teaching position.
She was a lovely lady who only spoke positively of everyone.
Noeleen will be missed by all that met her and she left everyone with warm memories.
Reporoa has lost one of their best.
Rex and Mary Wood

Noeleen served her community for many years managing the Bookings for the Community Hall. I got to know her in my capacity as Community Services Officer at the Lakes Council and remember her as elegant, gentle,kind and a true lady . My condolences to the family as you remember a very special lady. Kind regards Sue White

Dear Jackie and family
Sorry to hear your loss.
Noeleen was a very special person.
The love and joy she had was exceptional to all that she came in contact with.
I still can remember the night she tried to wake me up when the stray cat got into the house one night some 64 yrs ago.
Each time we came back to New Zealand she always opened up the house for us.
Tom & Barbara Smith USA

Dear Jackie and family,
My love and sympathy to you all.
Your Noleen was a very lovely precious lady who we all loved.
You will be sad but you know she was tired and she was ready to leave you.
May her love for you live on through your lives.
May she rest in peace.
Lois Smith

To Jackie and family our deepest sympathy
Noeleen always looked lovely with her beads and earings
fondest memories from the Vanner families

Noeleen was a well loved member of the Reporoa family . i remember her mother as well when we lived there . Lots of wonderful shared garden circle days . she will be greatly missed by everyone who knew her . a special lady m my sympathy to the family . love to you all Heather Mapp

So sorry to hear of cousin Noeleens passing. Our condolences to Jack and family. Sorry we will not be able to make it to the service but our thought are with you at this time. I have many fond memories of our stays on the Hayes farm when young. Rest in peace Eileen (Smith) WARD

Very sorry to hear of your loss. Deepest sympathy.
Ian and Margaret McKinlay