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Helen Megan "Boo" GAUKRODGER

Helen GAUKRODGER Obituary

GAUKRODGER, Helen Megan (Boo). On 16th November 2025 in Gisborne Hospital after a long illness aged 81 years. Dearly loved wife of Ross (Gauky), and mother and mother-in- law of Megan and Marcus, and Lynda; an adored Boo to Fergus, Hollie, Hunter, Fletcher, Lucy and Ross. Sincere thanks to the staff at Dunblane and Ward 5 Gisborne Hospital for looking after her so well. A funeral service for Boo will be held at Evans Chapel on Saturday, 22nd November at 11am followed by private cremation. Evans Funeral Service Ltd FDANZ www.evansfuneral.co.nz

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Published by Gisborne Herald from Nov. 18 to Nov. 20, 2025.

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Jan & Marg Dunsmore, Levin

November 20, 2025

Thinking of all the family at this time, especially Ivena

Betty Gillies

November 19, 2025

So sad to hear of Boo´s passing, sending love & sympathy to the family,
I worked with Boo, we had many happy times, & have lovely memories

Lyne Fitzgerald

November 18, 2025

With Deepest Condolences to the Gaukrodger and Buscke families.
Rest In Peace Boo.

Lyne Fitzgerald (McFarlane)

Peter & Sue Noble-Campbell

November 18, 2025

Just received a call from friends in Gisborne telling me of Boo's death. Our very deepest sympathy to you all she was a lovely friend of mine and will be sadly missed. Peter & sue Noble-Campbell

Sue n Peter Siddall

November 18, 2025

So sad to read of your passing Helen, sending Condolences to all your Whanau, love & hugs Sue & Peter Siddall xx

November 20, 2025

GAUKRODGER, Helen Megan (Boo). nee Buscke A loved and special sister to Cynthia and Barrie Colbert, Ross and Lyn, Ivena, Aileen and Dell. Rest easy Boo, we miss you.

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