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Helen KEYES Obituary
Helen Dawn (nee Langford):
On August 15, 2019, at Whanganui Hospital, aged 71, in the presence of her loving family. Adored wife of the late Malcolm, loving mother of Dona-Diane and Stewart (Lower Hutt), Nicola and Darren (Whanganui), Kristina and Dion (Feilding), and Helena and Egan (Whanganui). Devoted Nannie of Joshua, Tyler, Alexander, Sydney, Dane, Sarah, Gracen, Devon, Olivia, Tuhua, Marnee and Kahutia. Treasured daughter, sister, aunty and friend to many. Mum's service will be held at St Stephens, Maunder Street, Marton, at 11.00am, Monday, August 19. Special thanks to the wonderful staff at Kowhainui and Whanganui Hospital for the fabulous care of mum. Your laughter will be greatly missed and heaven won't know what's hit them. Forever with your Malcie.
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Memories and Condolences
for Helen KEYES
8 Entries
August 22, 2019
Hi Kristina, So sorry to hear of your Mothers death.
Phil Budding Julie Painter
August 22, 2019
One amazing character now at rest with her Bestie. Would so like to have joined you all last Monday to say a final farewell. Treasure every memory she has left you with and heed her wit and wisdom in your time going forward.
Arohanui to you and your families.
Thelma, Wendy, Erin and Glen Sneddon
Carol Pilcher
August 21, 2019
Dear Helen's family......my thought and prayers with you all during this sad time.
You all have so many amazing memories of this special and strong lady.
Your mum is now reunited with your dad. RIP Helen
August 19, 2019
Our condolences to Kristina Keyes Kumeroa and her family at this sad time.
Kristina is an exemplary employee and very well respected throughout our company. All the staff send her our comfort and support. Her mum would be very proud of her achievements as a Professional , Wife and Mother.
Yours Sincerely
Mick Ruane
General Manager
Honda Cars Manawatu.
August 18, 2019
So sorry to hear of your Mum's passing. Memories take us back to the Wainuiomata Athletic Club days when we had so much fun! Love to all you girls and family. - Carole and Frank Kerr and family.
Jackie Richardson
August 17, 2019
My friends its a sad year for whanau this year and now your loss of Helen is adding to the tragedy. Mal and I send you our heartfelt sympathies and trust that the knowledge she always knew how much she was loved by you all will give you comfort you in your grief. I laugh at how she chased me off at your Dads funeral because she found Mal so like Eli (our first meeting of your amazing Mum), Take care , much love xx
Alan & Trish Reeve
August 17, 2019
To Dona, Nicola, Kristina, & Helena losing someone we love is never easy. A mother is a special person and there is no-one else as dear to our hearts. Alan and I send our sincere condolences. We have many happy memories of our younger days in Moohan street, Wainui. Helens humour & laughter will certainly light up heaven and be in your hearts for ever. Lots of Love Alan & Trish Reeve
August 17, 2019
TO ALL OF HELEN & MALCOLM'S WHANAU: We are sorry we will unable to be there to tautoko you all.
Helen was a very special lady and the quote I have given below sums her up fr Annette and me. Through thick and thin, she would always be there, during those Marton Athletic Days and a huge fan of all the tamariki who participated.
What a great friend and supporter she became for a lot of parents too, ourselves included and those years were "happy times" and going to the Colgate Games another event which was because of her "passion" in ensuring everyone were enjoying themselves on and off the tracks and of course the fundraisers too.
She was so proud of Malcolm and you all and the grandchildren as they arrived, We are so pleased she willbe buried with Malcolm. What a tremendous and caring couple they were and there will already be a lot of "catching up" happening we believe.
E te Whaea Helen, haere, haere, haere. Haere ki te Matua i te Rangi, haere, haere; moe mai ra e te Whaea. 'Ka pinea koe e matou ki te pine e te aroha, ki te pine e kore nei e waikura e.' (The bond created in aroha can never be severed(on this side and the next). Moe mai ra e te Whaea Helen, moe mai ra. David & Annette ([email protected])
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