MARETT, Joan Mary (née Ogier)

Thank you for all your love and support over the years, A dear mother and friend whom I will miss, but will cherish the times we shared in happier days. Rest,, dear Mum , in God everlasting care.

Thank you for all your love and support over the years, A dear mother and friend whom I will miss, but will cherish the times we shared in happier days. Rest,, dear Mum, finally at peace with God.

Dear Kerryn and family

You are in my thoughts as you celebrate the life of your loving , caring mother,.her light will shine from your lives until you meet again in eternity..

May God bless you all and comfort and keep you strong., In faith your mother is welcomed on the heavrnly shore by family and friends who have gone before.

A truly amazing lady, thank you for all the stories and laughter. You will be dearly missed.. sending so much love to Kerryn and families xo

Dear Kerryn,

Thinking of you, Ian, the Girls and your family at this time.

Love and hugs to all.

Jenny xoxo

Mum, now at peace and surrounded by loved ones. What a wonderful journey! Thanks for all you have given to us all. We will see you again ‘soon’. Trevor

I am so very grateful for the kindness, love and support you and Os showed me in my formative years. So many fond memories of times spent in your loving home.
Rest in peace dear Joan

Thinking of you Kerryn and family at this sad time.
From John Duncan and family.

To Geoff and Eunice, Trevor and Joanne, Ian and Kerryn and Ian and Louise and your families.

Our sympathy to you all on the loss of your mum.

Sorry we can’t make it down for the Service, Richard has an abscess on a tooth which is being treated that afternoon. We will watch it on streaming.

Richard and Faye

Dear Kerryn, Ian family,

Our dearest “Mrs Collateddy”, we are so sorry to learn your Mum has passed away. We hope your memories and the love you shared, can help to sustain you through this time.

We send you all our love, hugs and support because you mean so much to us

If you need anything, please let us know.

Jo, Nath and Luke Britt

Gran, I had the privilege of living close by you as I grew up and shared many happy memories with you as part of my day to day life as a child and teenager. You have continued to be a listening ear, and offer words of encouragement or wisdom to me as I journeyed into adulthood and had children of my own. I appreciated your openness to talk about your faith as a living act, you grappled with the challenges our world brings and how faith lives amongst it, even when it feels like life makes no sense. Your resilience, your passion and your kindness will continue to inspire me. Thank you for your ongoing love and support. I will hold you in my memories always until we meet again.

Gran, you are now at peace and reunited with your soulmate. I will always be grateful for the love and kindness you showed us girls our whole lives. It was very special to have my Gran at netball games, directing church plays, at eisteddfods and school excursions. Many sleepovers with cheese on bread in the microwave and a warm milo in front of the heater. You always had time for us and even drove to Rosedale one night in the rain to rescue me! I love you dearly, thank you for putting on a brave face for all our visits in recent years, but thank you for showing your vulnerability in recent months. I have loved hearing your stories, even if it was the third or fourth time. The kids will miss Granny but they understand in their heart of hearts that it was time. Until we meeting again. Love granddaughter #4 and family.

Dearest Gran,

Thank you for being a wonderful example of strength, courage, compassion and love. You loved fiercely and were fiercely loved. I will always fondly remember our walks with Ziggy and your scooter down to the shops. I will miss you so much. Rest in peace amazing lady!

Dear Great Gran,
I didn’t get to know you very well but I still love you.
I hope you can see your husband now and that
You are in heaven. We all have you in our hearts for the rest of time.