Moira passed away peacefully surrounded by family at the age of 95 years, at the Arran Court Rest home.
She will be missed by family and friends.
Rest in Peace.
A service will be held at the Garden Chapel on Friday the 21/11/25 at 1 pm, Morrisons Funerals, 220 Universal Drive, Henderson, followed by a private cremation.
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Arohanui aunty.
Im lost for words. He mamae taku manawa.
Dear Moira
Caroline and myself and family were so privileged to have known you and Beryl.
You always gave us all such a big smile we we saw you both.
We will miss you but I'll never forget the cakes you both used to bring me !
Caroline and Ed and family
Dear Mum(Moira)and special Nan.
Our kind beautiful Mother and Nan now at rest.
Of all the special gifts in life,you Mum were the greatest gift of all.
We will keep you in our hearts always and forever..Go well Mum.
Infinite love Greg, Jen,Grandson Matt,and families. xxx
Thank you for welcoming me into your whānau over 30 years ago. You always made me feel so special. I still remember your very first words to me: “Yay, finally another Ngāpuhi in the family!” — followed by the biggest hug. I loved you from that moment on.
You may have been small in stature, but your heart was enormous. I will miss visiting you, but the memories we shared will remain forever in my heart.
You were such a big part of my life growing up Aunty. I enjoyed when gran and I would come visit you and Aunty Beryl. You two were always referred to as “The Aunties”. I will always remember how you would add in te reo so casually into your sentences. So glad you got to meet Te Atarangi. Say hello to gran for me. Will miss you always.
A dear friend Moira. We will miss you and our special times together.
Mick and Jan
My dearest Moira,
There are no more tomorrows to share.
But yesterdays memories will always be there.
Beryl