BABER – Verna Mary (née White)

In loving memory of our Sister in Law and Aunt.
Thinking of you all, Shirley, Merridee and Vicki

I remember a time of simplicity where visiting my grandmother meant sweet biscuits, sugary snacks and sodas with a spoon full of ice cream.
There was always a jigsaw underway on the table or bench with that unique smell that was always my Nans home.
I was fortunate enough to see my Nan last year and I’m so grateful I was able too do so.
With the lose of someone I have loved in my life, I always remember them in their glowing beauty, how they walked and how they carried themselves through life. My Nan was a proud and strong women whom lived her life and existed in this world. Its the song words of Tanya Tucker, “ Bring my flower now”. That sit strong in my mind. We shouldn’t wait for someone to leave this world, we should appreciate and worship them now, while they are living.

Sympathy and love to all aunty Vernas’ family,from Rhonda and Barry.

Formerly a member of Orana Senior Citizens. A lovely lady.

Dear More-Nan,

I still cannot believe you are gone, but you will always hold a special place in my heart and know that you are now looking down on all of us. Thankyou for the amazing and special family you have given me and I too hope that I can reach 96 just like you. Lots of love always and forever xo

My thoughts and prayers are with you all today. Condolences to the family xx
I remember going to visit Verna and Harry at their home. With a beautiful smile and feeling very welcome , a cup of tea and sweets were always a given. On many occasion I would run into Betty and Verna at midvalley on their outings with a quick chat. RIP sweet lady you will always be remembered xx

Our thoughts are with you all today,
Randall Judy Helen and Catherine.

To a lady who we loved and admired, we will miss your cheeky smile, and the stories you would tell, it won’t be the same without you, love always your girls Gabby, Lisa, Nicole and Jen xx

Thinking of you all at this sad time. Love Gail and Barry

Farewell to a kind and gentle lady who, with infinite patience, taught me the intricacies of carpet bowling.
Condolences to the family,
Ken Bussey

Nan,
Thank-you for a lifetime of wonderful memories; you were the family matriarch and will live on through all of us. Cheerio for now.
Love Jason xxx