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Sybil Moore

Sybil Moore Obituary

MOORE, Sybil. Passed peacefully away at Waipuna Hospice Tauranga on Friday April 8, 2011, aged 76 years, dearly loved wife of Frank, Mum and Mother-in- law of Gavin and Lesley, Mark and Julie, Grandmother of Joshua, Sarah, Michael, Kelsi and Ashley, and Great- grandmother of Paora, and loved friend of Mary Cumpstey. The Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday April 12, 2011 at 1pm at Fountains Funeral Home, Papakura to be followed by private cremation.



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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Apr. 9, 2011.

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April 18, 2011

Moore Sybil,
To Frank and the Boys and their Families our deepest sympathy to you all , Sybil was a fantastic person and she was a hard case.
I can remember all the Christmas we use to spend in Kaitia together with Nan & Pop and Aunty Dos and will always remember her as a fun loving person.

Jim & Diane Snell.

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April 11, 2011

MOORE, Sybil. Sybil, you were the best friend anyone could have. Thank you for all the great times we had together. Rest in Peace. Loved friend of Trish, David, Nicky, Greg, Kylie, Tremain, Brad and Tarquin.

April 9, 2011

MOORE, Sybil. Passed away peacefully on 8th April 2011 at Waipuna Hospice, Te Puna, Tauranga. A link in the chain of 50 years friendship and laughter is broken. A brave lady, now at peace. Loved by Colin and Shirley McGlade, Kevin and Sandra, Grant and Diana, and their families.

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