Nola CUFF Obituary

My first memory of Nola is as Nurse Powell who looked after my Grandmother Richmond Gardiner. That would have been in the 60s. Grandma was in Kew hospital for months with Breast cancer. Nurse Powell used to take me to help her while Mum and Dad spent weekends visiting with Grandma. I used to go home with masks and played nurses. She became Sister Powell. I'm hoping my memories are correct. Later as a teenager I ran into her and I used to babysit for her and Norm. She was such an amazing woman. And they were a great couple. Lovely memories of Nola. She really looked after me during Grandma's illness. Condolences to her family.

I worked with Nola at Jubilee Hospital where she worked harder than anyone else there. We were the last to leave when the hospital shut so shared many chats together. A great boss who was one of the team. Rest in peace Cuffy x

My late husband Jim Smith worked with Norm at South British Insurance. Norm and Nola became good friends. Trips to Lake Alexandrina and Christchurch and Norm to Fiordland. They were a lovely couple.My deepest sympathy to Ben,Adam ,Felicity and children.

We have such fond and funny memories of wonderful times with Nola (and Norm) at Lake Akexandrina. Always made us welcome and happy to share experiences. RIP Nola

Farewell Nola, lovely friend and mentor from days at the OBRC. A great pleasure
to have known you.

I have just seen this death notice in the paper, and the Cuff family name bought memories from my childhood. Zoe was the neice of my grandmother Grace
Johnson (nee Daniel's) and Zoe spent many afternoons in Bluff with my grandmother. Blessings to your family