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Pamela Patricia GREEN

Pamela GREEN Obituary

Green, Pamela Patricia (Pam) (Nee Hambly). Pam passed away peacefully on Thursday 11 September 2025 on the Gold Coast. Pam was a loving wife to Allan, a wonderful mother to Steven, Susan and Stephnie and an adoring grandmother to Anabelle and Charlotte. Pam will be greatly missed by all who knew her both in New Zealand and on the Gold Coast. A Memorial Service for Pam will be held on Friday 3rd October at 11:00 at Morrisons Funerals, Eastern Bays Chapel, 79 Line Road, Glen Innes.

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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Sep. 27, 2025.

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Carole Hambly

September 28, 2025

So sad to lose such an important person in our family. Aunty Pam was the most kindest person we knew. Always happy to see us and spend time with our family. You will always be in our hearts.

Rex & Robyn Neary

September 23, 2025

Allan, Our sincere condolences to you and family. Kindest thoughts and regards. Rex & Robyn Neary

Rebecca Black

September 16, 2025

I'm so sad to hear this news. As Rani has said, Pam was a wonderful, caring workmate whose warmth and kindness was cherished by those of us fortunate to know her. I remember fondly the times I would bump into Pammie at St Lukes over many years following, and she would always show such interest in me and never forget to enquire over my grandmother and her health. Such a sweet, caring soul.

Rani Mayor

September 15, 2025

To Alan and family. Our deepest sympathies for the loss of your lovely wife and mum. Darling Pammie was more than a workmate or colleague, she was a second mum and we will always remember her kindness and her wonderful hugs. Rani and Grant.

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