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UPCHURCH

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UPCHURCH, Colleen. On 15th September peacefully in her sleep at Beetham, aged 91 years. Now at peace with her husband and soulmate Maurice. Dearly loved mother of Guy, Grant and Ross. Loved mother in law of Ali, Yvonne and Janette. Loved Grandmother of Glen, Greg, Rebecca, Nina, Sophie, Alex, Anna, Megan and Will and also loved Great-Grandmother of many. Colleen will also be missed by the loving and caring staff at Beetham. The memorial service will be held at Evans Chapel, Ormond Road at 1pm on Friday 20th September.

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

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