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In Memoriam

KELLETT

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KELLETT, Denise. Remembering Denise devoted mother, and friend to all she met. Left this world 10 years ago today, yet her spirit lives on in her 3 children.

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Denise Spicer-Boyes
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24 September 2024
I will never forget Denise, she was my night nurse on the Oncology ward at Waikato Hospital and was so friendly and caring. Nothing was ever too much trouble, and it was not uncommon for her to sit and chat with me when I couldn't sleep. Much love to her family.

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