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Susan Lee Tyburna Ward

Susan Ward Obituary

WARD, Susan Lee Tyburna (nee Alcock). Passed away peacefully on Saturday 9 April 2011 after a well fought fight. Loved daughter of Maureen and Reg Alcock, cherished mother of Larissa, Kyle, Taliah and Rhiannon (deceased), very special sister of Neil and Karen, amazing Aunty to Brett, Kate and Scott, and Max. Service will be held in the Fountain's Memorial Chapel, cnr Elliot and Wood Street's, Papakura on Wednesday 13 April at 11am followed by burial at Papakura South Cemetery, Gatland Road, Drury. Thanks to Oncology Department Auckland, Totara Lodge Hospice South Auckland and Papakura Private Hospital for all their care and kindness to Susan. In lieu of flowers donations to the Cancer Society, PO Box 1724, Auckland would be appreciated. Communications to Ward Family, c/- PO Box 72341, Papakura 2244.



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Published by The New Zealand Herald from Apr. 11 to Apr. 12, 2011.

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This was taken at our 40th birthday party in ohope, susan had a fun time

susan ward

April 14, 2011

Susan, we will miss you lots, so glad I got to say all the important things you before you left us, really pleased I able (without crying) speak at your funeral. You will always be in our hearts and thoughts. love shelley, hyme, jacob and thomas ps: promise like I said, to make sure the kids are ok!

wendy o'dwyer

April 13, 2011

I will miss you but memories of your smile and your laugh will help me cope with the days when I am sad and I know you are with Nana and Popa and Dad and two cousins I never got to know.

April 13, 2011

WARD, Susan. Dearly Loved Niece of Pat And Alistair Sharpe, Cousin of Brenna, Russell and family. Always in our Hearts Susie.

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