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Pamela Jan BOAG

Pamela Jan BOAG obituary

Pamela BOAG Obituary

BOAG, Pamela Jan (Jan). Peacefully at Algies Bay on 22nd January 2026. Loved wife of the late Tony, mother of Jane Goss, Amanda Stuart, and Joanna Boag, mother-in-law of Mark, Brendan, and Hutch. Special Grandma of Anton and Oliver and grandmother of Nathan, Natasha, Kahlia and Stephanie. A private family service will be followed by a 'Celebration to Remember Jan' at the Mahurangi East Bowling Club, Hamatana Lane, Snells Beach on Wednesday 28th January between 2 and 4pm where everyone is welcome.



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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Jan. 24, 2026.

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The White family

January 28, 2026

Our thoughts are with you all at this sad time. Lovely Lady

Kay Ashby

January 25, 2026

Deepest sympathies to Mandy, Brendan, Anton and Oliver, and to Jane and Joanna and families, at this sad time. Lovely memories of your mum from when I was a kid. Thinking of you all.

Martin Gulley

January 25, 2026

Thinking of you all at this sad time. She was such lovely lady. Vicky saw her just before Christmas and they had a great time chatting. All the best Martun and Vicky.

Jan

January 25, 2026

So sad to watch your recent decline Jan. My thoughts are with all the family at this sad time.
Your neighbour Jan

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Christine

January 24, 2026

Thinking of u all at this sad time
Many memories and some great chats with jan and tony
Christine
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