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CURTIS, Pam (nee Borst). 06.04.32 – 09.09.24 Peacefully at home with her family. Loved daughter of Henry & Norma Borst (Dec) & sister of Henry (Dec). Loved wife of Colin Curtis (Dec). Much loved Mum of Lesley & Barry, mother-in-law of Les, Wendy (Dec) & Donna. Nana of Lisa & Bruce, Luke & Michelle, Daniel & Wendy, Hamish & Mischelle. Great Nana of Lauche, Ariki, Brax, Briley, Byron, Louie, Cleo, Te Awa & Taimana. Great Great Nana of Kaydyn, Avaya & Zayley. Special Mum of Wendy & Judy and Nana of Jacqui & Brett. Mum will be lying at home. The Funeral service to be held Friday 13th Sept, 1pm at Evans Chapel, Ormond Rd, followed by private cremation.

Evans Funeral Services Ltd FDANZ www.evansfuneral.co.nz

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