Shirley Margaret CHISHOLM

Sorry to hear of Shirley's passing Alan - she was a beautiful soul and partner in life. Unfortunately couldn't be there today, but will come and visit next time we're in Qtwn and have a toast in memory of Shirley. Jimmy and Frances Gear

Dear Chissy and family so very sorry to hear about Shirley thinking of you all with love and sympathy Jason and Robyn Watson and Brooke and Blair Mckenzie xxxx

Sorry to hear of Shirley's passing. She was such a gentle and a very kind lady. Our deepest sympathy.

Thinking of you all in the loss of your dear Shirley. With our deepest sympathy.

To the Rea and Chisolm families, Please accept my deepest sympathy on the passing of Shirley. Regards

To Alan and Family, to The Rea Family ------ In memory of Shirley - I grew up in Crookston, West Otago with The Rea Family. I am a few weeks older than Alison. I like others. including my family and extended families in the area, had numerous interactions. The Rea Girls all attended Sunday School at Crookston where we all knew each other, sharing fellowship and singing. We travelled on the school bus, played sport, attended events - and had a wonderful lifestyle. It is with...

To the wider Family of Shirley. Mark and I and Neil send our love to you all. Shirley was a great work mate at Queenstown Primary School and a lovely person. All our love.

Shirley was a treasured aunty and friend, and she will be missed dreadfully. The universe has lost a little bit of sparkle with her passing, but I'm grateful for so many wonderful memories

Our Deepest Sympathy Allan.We have lovely memories to keep of the times we met Shirley. She was such a friendly and caring person.