Dawn GARDYNE Obituary

To Marie
Occasionally I hear mention of your journey. Our last good byes were in 1981. Although I never met your Mum, it is lovely to see her photo. Richest blessings to you and best wishes as yo serve the Master in Kerikeri.

Dawn Gardyne was a delightful friend at St. Andrew's during my brief but refreshing ministry. I do remember one her daughters who was home when I visited her. My thoughts and prayers go with her family.......

I always loved my elder cousin Dawn.
As I grew older my wife and family found the Gardyne family great to be with in the district.
Great years ,great person , great memories.
John and Ethel Johnston and family.

Very sad to say goodbye to the last of our uncles and aunts that formed the foundation of my father's side of our family. Our childhood highlights were the long summer holidays we took to 'Eselmont' and the always busy farm and kitchens that Auntie Dawn was the centre of. We will always remember with smiles. Happy days...

"Those who are young at heart, never grow old", that´s my Gran.
Love you Gran, from Rosemary,
Albert, Millie & Wilbur xoxo

Farewell to a very special Aunt. I have many fond memories of Dawn´s hospitality when I stayed both at Esslemont and Frankton when visiting from the North Island. Enjoyed celebrating Dawn´s 90th in Gore, such a loving, compassionate woman.
Love from Alison Gardyne

Sending heartfelt sympathies to all the Gardyne families. Dawn was a lovely lady, always immaculate. What wonderful memories you will all have stored up. Love the Inder family and Viv & Graham Tamblyn

Sincere condolences to all the family at this sad time. Dawn will be much missed. Remembering her dedication in sharing family stories and visiting family members in Alexandra. May the stories of her life and the time you spend together help comfort you in your loss. With much love.

Sad she is gone but what a great age. Many, many happy memories of Stewart Street, Frankton. Our condolences. Johnston Family (Waikaka Valley)