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All in the family at
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Family connections run deeper
than most at one retirement
community.
Despite the saying “Mum
knows best”, if Arvida Park Lane
resident Pat Wadley needs a
hand, she can call on her daughter
Sharon Rayner, who works
in the same village as a wellness
partner.
And if Rayner needs advice,
she often turns to her daughter,
Aleshia Wansbrough, Pat’s
granddaughter, who is Arvida’s
general manager of wellness
and care and a former Park
Lane village manager.
The closeness Star, January doesn’t 23, 2025 end
there. Rayner lives just across
the road from Wansbrough,
meaning the three generations
are never far apart.
Pat moved into the village in
Addington with her husband
Bruce seven months ago, joining
a community The Star, January that 23, was 2025 already
familiar.
Rayner has worked at Arvida
Park Lane for 11 years, while
Wansbrough spent six years as
village manager and, despite
her new role, remains a regular
visitor.
Their Star, bond January goes 23, beyond 2025 proximity.
Wansbrough describes
her grandmother as one of her
greatest role models.
“Nan is incredibly warm,
smart, funny, and so deeply
caring,” she said.
“She has this way of making
people feel better just by talking
to them – you leave her presence
lighter than when you arrived.”
Rayner, who has worked in
aged care since she was 15, said
it is a privilege to support her
parents.
“My approach has always
been about treating people
the way you’d want your own
family treated – with kindness,
patience, and genuine care,” she
said.
“That’s something mum taught
me without ever needing to say
it.”
Before becoming a resident,
Pat was already a familiar face
around the village.
As a former pub owner
in Twizel, she often used
her hospitality skills to help
Wansbrough welcome visitors
during apartment open days.
“She’s always belonged here in
some way,” Wansbrough said.
When it came time to choose a
village, family ties were not the
deciding factor.
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Sharon Rayner, left, is a wellness partner at Arvida Park Lane, where her mother Pat Wadley is a resident. Sharon’s daughter,
Aleshia Wansbrough, right, is Arvida’s general manager of wellness and care and a former Park Lane village manager —
making it three generations connected to the same retirement village.
“We really did our homework,”
Wansbrough said.
“In the end, it came down to
where we knew Nan and Pop
would feel supported, comfortable,
and truly at home.”
Now living in a care suite, Pat
keeps busy with exercise classes
– which she has affectionately
renamed “shake your bum bum”
– helping set up the dining room
and spending time in the garden,
often trying (unsuccessfully) to
convince her daughter and granddaughter
to join her.
She is quick to point out there
is no special treatment because of
her family connections.
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The trio are planning to celebrate
Mother’s Day together with
facials and brunch.
“The three of us have always
been close, and we have a lovely
time together,” Pat said.
“There is something very
comforting having your starnews.co.nz family
close by.”
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The Way
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After attacks by striking workers, special constables were deployed to escort trams. An especially violent attack on a
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After celebrations were delayed for a day
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10. Decorative (10)
11. Defeated (6)
12. Derision (8)
13. Reliant (9)
15. Make a run for it (4)
16. Stretched (4)
17. Sickened (9)
21. Leech (8)
22. Course of action (6)
24. Mutual (10)
25. Assist (4)
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TABS & LIDS
for
CHRISTCHURCH
KIDNEY SOCIETY
Simply collect can tabs and wine bottle lids* and drop them in to Ray
White Bishopdale to support and assist young members in Christchurch
living with chronic kidney disease.
christchurchkidneysociety.co.nz
Christchurch Kidney Society is the sole recipient of the funds raised.
*Only tabs off aluminium drink cans and wine bottle tops with the plastic bit
removed are accepted.
Ray White Bishopdale
0800 YELLOW (0800 935 569)
5/333 Harewood Road, Bishopdale rwbishopdale.co.nz
Inline Realty Limited (Licensed REAA 2008)
Proudly owned by
Karen Ellis
021 519 275
Barry Ellis
021 519 274