Ashburton Courier: November 26, 2020

Family Notices
NEWS
10 Ashburton Courier, November 26, 2020
Deaths
BRADFORD, Rodger:
Peacefully at Christchurch
Hospital, on November 22,
2020. Dearly loved husband
and friend of Claire. Loved
and adored father and fatherin-law
of Gendy and Sam
Davis,and much lovedPop of
Lucy,and Izzie.
In lieu of flowers, donations
to Hospice Mid Canterbury
would be appreciated and
maybemade at the service.
Messages to: The Bradford
Family, c/- PO Box 6035,
Ashburton7742.
A service to celebrate
Rodger’s life will be held
at the Hotel Ashburton,
Racecourse Road, Ashburton
on FRIDAY, November 27 at
1.30pm followedbyaprivate
interment.
0800 2MEMORY
027 637 1229
BRADFORD, Susan Mary:
Passed from this life at
Christchurch, on Monday 16
November aged 72 years.
Dearly loved daughter ofthe
late Ian and Helen Hamilton
of Ashburton. Much loved
sister and sister-in-law of
Patsy and the late Brian
McCloy, AnnLloyd,David and
Pam Hamilton. Loved and
respected Auntie Sue of all
her nieces and nephews and
their families.
Rest in PeaceSue.
CARR, Mary McLeod, passed
away peacefully at Ashburton
Hospital on November 21
2020, in her 101st year.
Dearly loved wife ofthe late
Robin William Carr. Much
loved and respected mother
and mother-in-law ofHelen
and the late Ray Ludemann,
Charles and Francie, Norman
and Margaret,Ian and Sue,the
late Richard, Greg and Glenys,
and Elaine and Snow Pierce.
Cherished grandmother of
her 17 grandchildren, and
adored great-grandmother of
her 47 great-grandchildren.
Special thanks to St John
and the staff at Ashburton
Hospital. Messages to the
Carr family c/- POBox 472,
Ashburton. At Mary’s request
aprivate family servicewillbe
held.
Paterson’s
Ashburton
FDANZ
03 3077433
Supporting thecommunity
96 Tancred Street, Ashburton.
Phone 307 8317
Deaths
GUENOLE, Russell Thomas,
on November 20, 2020.
Peacefully at Ashburton
Hospital. Aged 76 years.
Dearly loved husband
of Mary. Loved father of
Annemarie, and the late
Marilyn. Loved step-father
of Alan and Deb, Geoff and
Kaye, and Andrea. Loved
grandad and Grumps of all
his grandchildren and greatgrandchildren.
Lovedbrother
and brother-in-law ofLanky
and Shirley, Geoff, Robert
and Christine, Margaret and
Eamon, Julie, the late Peter
and Anne,the late David,and
Pauline. Loved brother-inlaw
ofBarbara and the late
Bill Hunt, Kath and the late
Bob Hunt, the late Barbara
and Colin Gardyne, Mike
and Jan Bell. Messages to
the Guenole family c/- PO
Box 472, Ashburton 7740. At
Russell’s
request a private
cremation has been held and
a Memorial Service will be
held in Greymouth at alater
date.
Paterson’s
Ashburton
FDANZ
03 3077433
PAGEY, Frances Elizabeth
(Francie) (formerly Moss),
on November 21, 2020.
Passed away peacefully
at Rosebank Resthome,
Ashburton, aged 86 years.
Dearly loved wife of the
late Ken, and the late
Donald Moss. Much loved
mother and mother-in-law
of Leicester and Wendy
(Motueka), Donalda and
Alan Hartley,and Angela and
James Chapman (Motueka)
and special Nana to Shannon;
Rebecca and Mark, Nick
and Krystle, and Milan, and
great Nana to Nicholas, and
Caitlin. Messages to c/- 9Belt
Road, Ashburton.
Aprivate
cremation will be held,
followed byacelebration of
Francie’s lifeatalaterdate
Paterson’s
Ashburton
FDANZ
03 3077433
Family
Notices
Enquiries phone
Mary,Jann or Karen
on
308 7664
or call into
199 Burnett Street.
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Deaths
PRICE, Keith Albert:
On November 22, 2020,
passed away peacefully at
Summerset on Cavendish,
aged 92 years. Loved father
and father-in-law of Cheryl
and the late Bruce, Karil and
Stuart, Tony and Cindy, and
Jennifer,loving grandad of all
his grandchildren and greatgrandchildren,
loving brother
of Arnold Price, and Elaine
Lyon. Special thanks to the
wonderful staff at Summerset
on Cavendish for their care
of Keith. Messages may be
addressed to The Family of
the late Keith Price, c/- PO Box
39001, Christchurch 8545. The
ServicetocelebrateKeith’s life
will be held in our Westpark
Chapel, 467 Wairakei
Road, Burnside, on Friday,
November 27, at 10.00am,
followed by interment in
the Ashburton Cemetery
(Seafield Road) at 1.30pm.
PRICE, Keith Albert: On
November 22nd 2020, aged
92 years.
Peacefully at Summerset on
Cavendish Rest Home.
Dearly loved father of Cheryl
Gare and father-in-law of the
late BruceGare.
Dearly loved grandfather
of Philip and Char, Carmen,
Fraser and Jing, Craig and
Sarah.
Loved great-grandfather of
Olivia, Matthew and Britany,
Xavier and Sebastian, Ryuhai
andDarien, Ashtonand Kyle.
Dad you will always be in our
hearts and we will love you
forever.
UPTON, Hazel Mary:
Peacefully at Terrace View
Rest Home, Ashburton on
November 18, 2020 aged 99
years. Dearly beloved wife of
the late Bill Upton, precious
mother and mother-in-law of
Val Upton and John Strange,
Jill and Alex Ross, Rex and
Vicky and the late James.
Grandmother of Suzanne,
Stuart, Hamish, Damien,
Stephanie,Jack, and Lucy and
great-grandmother of Sam,
Olivia, and Harry.
Messages to: The Upton
Family, c/- PO Box 4019,
Christchurch 8044.
A service to celebrate
Hazel’s life was held at St
Stephen’s Church, Park Street,
Ashburton on SATURDAY,
November 21 at 1.30pm and
was followed by a private
cremation.
0800 2MEMORY
027 637 1229
Deaths
WARD, Phyllis Mary (Mary):
Passed away peacefully
at Coldstream Lifecare
on November 18, 2020,
surrounded by her loving
family. Aged 91 years. Dearly
loved wife ofthe late Lester.
Much loved mother and
mother-in-law ofDavid and
Vicki, Jennifer and Lindsay
Stoddart, Malcolm and
Dale, and Lesley. Loved and
loving grandma of Amy and
Jess, Alana, Dylan, Ryan and
Mitchell, Robbie, Louise
and Angus.
Special great-
Grandma to Henderson
and Fletcher, Harriet and
Matilda, and Beck. The family
would like to express their
heartfelt thanks to thestaff of
Coldstream Lifecare for their
care and support of Mary
over the past nine years and
fortheir supportofthe family
during Mary’s last few days.
Messages to the Ward family
c/- POBox 472, Ashburton
7740. Aservice tocelebrate
Mary’s life will be held at later
date.
Paterson’s
Ashburton
FDANZ
03 3077433
Acknowledgement
TASKER, Patricia Margaret
(Patty): Frank, Andy & Pip,
Steph &Bruce, and Michelle
&Jason and families extend
thanks and appreciation
to all for your kind wishes,
cards, flowers, home visits
and phone calls following the
passing of Patty, our much
lovedwife, mother and Nan.
Thank you to Rev Henry
Mbambo, organist Sylvia
Watson, and the amazing
team of helpers at St. David’s
Union Church, Ashburton
for hosting the Service of
Thanksgiving and serving
afternoon tea.
Thank you also toBetty for
the beautiful casket wreath
and all who attended the
service remembering Patty,
the lover of flowers and of
gardens.
Thank youtothe wonderfully
caring staff at TuarangiHome
for your special care over her
last years.
As there are so many
who have acknowledged
Patty’s passing, please
accept this as a personal
acknowledgement.
Sharp shooters
Sharp shooters from Mount Hutt College have taken out the Aoraki
Competition ahead of local rivals from Ashburton College. The Year
9/10 target shooting team of students Amelia Swan, Hunter Lill, Jessie
Lill and Jess Heaven beat two Ashburton College teams to take out
first place.
Signs against violence
The Zonta Club of Ashburton has
begun 16 daysofactionwith a
back­of­the­toilet­doorcampaign
to raise awareness that violence
against women is still aserious
problem.
Members have been
approaching Ashburton
businesses andasking
permissiontoplace posters
showingsupport information for
victimsofviolence on the back of
women’s toilet doors.
Zonta spokeswoman Robin
Kilworth said the group useda
grant from the AshburtonTrust to
print off the posters to put on the
toilet doors. Toilets were seen as
asafe place to take aphoto of the
informationfor future use if
needed.
The campaign has the backing
of other businessesand
organisations. Gluyas Motors had
loaned avehicle that was sitting
at the corner of RacecourseRoad
Family owned,
locally owned
22 MooreStreet,
Ashburton
0800 2636679
John Driscoll puts up poster in
toilets at Community House.
andState Highway 1and
displayingaZonta saysNo
banner;AshburtonRaceway had
given permission for their land to
be used.
The AshburtonDistrict Council
has lit up theclock tower in
orange to supportthe awareness
campaign, which will run until
December10.
Rakaia’s tucker drive
Rakaia Lions arepleased with
the haul from itsfirst Toot for
Tuckerevent in the township.
Heldon Monday night, thefood
drive collected non­perishable
donationsfor the St Mark’s
Church community food
cupboard.
Lionspresident Teresa Agnew
said theclub was pleased with
the results. It was the inaugural
event andawide variety of
perishable fooditems, toiletries
and even petfoodhad been
given.‘‘Weare going to run aToot
for Tucker every year and hope
wecan relyonthe wonderful
residentsof Rakaia to continue
tosupport the Lions through
their generosity.’’
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