Pauline MACDONALD Obituary

Doll, you were an inspiration to us all, your love of nature was infectious, cups of ginger tea devine, whacky humour
Moves on the dance floor and the laughter we shared is all unforgettable. We spent hours together fluffing, planning, creating and building the beautiful home you created for yourself, Callum and your huge band of friends to enjoy. Your strength and courage over the past 11 years will never leave us and we truly treasure the memories we made together, even if the beds corners were too tight. your love of family was second to none. Dearest Callum our love and thoughts are with you. Chris & Tony Bull

Pauline was the best of all possible neighbours and I missed her the moment I sensed she had gone. She lives on in her beautiful garden, so full of Pauline and her sweet quirkiness. I miss her gentle voice, her thoughtfulness and her immense love of and care for our beautiful corner of Auckland. Even our chickens and cats miss her. Thank you, Pauline, for being such a beautiful soul. May you now rest in peace.
With all our love and prayers,
Jennifer, Laurie, Jonathan, Benjamin and Frances, and our feathered and furry friends.

In Loving Memory of Pauline
I feel so grateful to have been your neighbour.
Your garden was more than a garden; it was a reflection of your grace, your gentle spirit, and your love for life.
Every flower you planted still blooms with warmth, brightening our days and softening our hearts.
Every tree stands tall, just like you, a quiet symbol of resilience and care.
Thank you for bringing beauty, kindness, and strength into our neighbourhood.
You will be dearly missed, and your grace will live on in every petal, every leaf, and every breeze that drifts through your garden.

Although I hadn't met up with you for many years we kept in contact via social media and your messages always portrayed the beautiful caring person you were. All your mates will miss you. Until we meet again stay peaceful and at rest with the Angels love forever always and in all ways Kahren