Louise Jayne WATTS

Miss you everyday. Life isnt the same witbout your joyousness. I cant believe you are not with us anymore.

Steve , dear Grace, and Bronwyn , I’ve just heard the news . My heart goes out to you all Louise had great wisdom and truly remarkable kindness .She noticed and she cared. She was a fearless champion of the underdog , and she noticed and spoke out against injustice for people who couldn’t speak out for themselves . Louise had a strong faith and shared it with joy and passion . I remember her love of flowers too and the photos she took of them . I’m sorry not to have been able to be there in...

To Steven, Grace & Bronwyn, how sad to hear of Louises passing. Thinking of you all at this precious time as you treasure precious moments & memories with Louise. Just like Glenda S, I remember meeting this beautiful vivacious family of babes; Louise, Bronny & Grace from Te Atatu Bible chapel days. photos Louise sent me from flowers in her garden! Arohanui to you all Chrissy Hathaway (Wilson) & whanau.

I am sorry to hear the devastating news of Louise´s passing. My sincere and heartfelt sympathy to Stephen, her mum and her twin sister. I worked with Louise at the mental health unit in Hastings and with the Napier Community team. She was a real " breath of fresh air" with her habit of saying exactly what she thought and her lovely laugh. She smiled her way through every day and those of us who were her colleagues will miss her terribly. Arohanui Louise. Rest In Peace Rana Dallas

Dear Steve Toby tidler and family my love and thoughts are with you at this terrible time and was so shocked to hear the news of louise. I worked with louise at the hastings inpatient unit where we had some great times and laughs. louise is one in a million and will be sadly missed. Always in my heart Ann Russell xx

Dear Steve, Louise´s cat, her mum and her twin sister Sending you my absolute sincere condolences at this very difficult time. I am in utter disbelief that Louise is no longer with us earth side. I spent alot of time working with Louise in the inpatient unit and at Napier community mental health, and I absolutely adored her. She was always so full of life, she befriended everyone, was loud, proud and unapologetically herself. She didn´t worry what others thought of her, and that was...

I am so sad to hear of Louise´s passing. I knew her in her younger years at Te Atatu Bible Chapel, and she babysat my two boys when they were little. She was always such a fun, positive person who had a quirky sense of humour that I loved. I bet she got a big hug from my Lyndsay when she skipped through the pearly gates!! Sending my love and hugs to Grace, Bronwyn and Stephen in this huge loss.