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Edith Noelene RYAN
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Edith RYAN Obituary
Edith passed away peacefully on Wednesday, November 12, 2025, surrounded by her loving family. Beloved daughter of Stuart* and Alma* Robertson. Dearly loved wife of Bill Ryan. Cherished mother of Lisa; treasured G-Mar of Joshua, Caleb, and Xavier*; adored great-grandma of Ida and Violet. Loved sister of Kaye* and David, and a cherished aunty to all her nieces and nephews.
A great friend to many and remembered fondly by all who had the joy of knowing her.
"She lived with joy, loved without limits, and left memories that will never fade."
I noho ia me te hari, i aroha kore rohe, ā, ka mahue mai ngā maharatanga kāore e memeha.
The whānau would like to thank everyone who supported Edith throughout her life, and the staff at Hawthorndale Care Village for their care in her final days. Edith will be resting at Te Rau Aroha Marae from 9.00am Thursday, with a service to celebrate her life to be held on Saturday at 1.00pm. Messages to 22 Greenpoint Road, RD11, Invercargill, or may be left on her tribute page at distinctfunerals.co.nz.
(*denotes deceased)
Memories and Condolences
for Edith RYAN
5 Entries
Karelan Doran
Yesterday
So sorry to hear of Edith's passing Bill. She would light up any room she went into and was the life of the party. Edith was always immaculately dressed and didn't mind a little pampering. Her house won't be the same at Christmas without every room having same form of decoration
Shona Fordyce
Yesterday
To Bill and whanau my deepest sympathy to you all on the passing of your magnificent,beautiful,funloving Edith. A pleasure to have known her and to also have worked at Hospice Shop with her. She will certainly be missed by all who knew her. Rest in peace Edith.Arohanui Shona Fordyce.
Debbie Sutherland
Yesterday
Deepest condolences to Bill, Lisa and family. Absolute wonderful lady
Marg Ashby (goodall)
Yesterday
Sincere condolences to the Whanau on the loss of Edith. A great lady.
Rowena and David Brand
Yesterday
Thinking of the Whanau on your sad loss of Edith.
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