Phyllis JOHNSTON Obituary

Dearest Aunty Phyllis another great Kauri of the Tarrant Family gone, but lives on in your books of our great families rich history. Your memories and wise words will enure.

Sincere sympathy to Family of dear Phyllis
I used to be Phyllis next door neighbour in Horsham Downs Rd. She made me very welcome when I first arrived and we became great friends. We had some lovely times together. I have read a few of her books and found them very interesting.
She enjoyed her garden and loved walking down to the local shops for a coffee. She had a great interest in Art.
I visited her a few times at the first couple of places she brought in Tauranga, but regret not getting to see her once she moved to The Home
May She Test In Peace
Margaret Mortell

Kindest thoughts of Sympathy to all of my friend's family May you be upheld in your sorrow and memories.
She was music teacher to our children , author of books they enjoyed and a vibrant person that we shared with, and who we will not easily forget, as we remember her warm welcomes , and good conversations with love. Lois & Peter.

Dear Family,
Thinking of you all with love and happy memories of our dynamic Auntie Phyllis. The youngest of the wonderful family of Walter and May Webby.
From Margaret Barrins (née Magill. Morva's daughter. Melbourne)

Thank you Phyllis for your books - from the many many pupils and their teacher who enjoyed your stories.

Dear Peter
Sorry to read of your mother,s death.
Kind regards
Maurice Vosper

Condolences to Peter Mary and Richard, and families, on the passing of Phyllis, your dear Mum, Grandmother, and GreatGrandmother. A Lifetime friend of Ngaire and Martin(dec) Delaney. Fondly remembered by all of our family. Susan (Delaney) Harper