Deaths
THOMPSON, Janet KrittcrT Mannion—On October 9, 1980,. at The Princess Margaret. Hospital, dearly loved wife of. Vernon, and much loved, mother of Sellnds (Mrs Wats, son), Katrina, and Troy; 42 years. Greatly missed. Ales-* sages to 39 Radbrook Street# Avonhead We wish to ex* press special thanks to the doctors and staff of the Christchurch Kidney Unit, and the staff of Intensive Care, The Princess Margaret Hospital. The Funeral service trill commence in the Harewood Crematorium Chapel, 507 Johns Road, on Monday,at 10.30 a.m. Lamb and Hayward. Ltd. THOMPSON, Janet Kristen Mannion—On October 9, 1930. dearly loved mother and mother-in-law of Sellnda and Steven Watson, and much loved grandma of Paul and Michelle. THOMPSON, Janet Kristen Mannion—On October 9. 1980, loved sister of Ada. Peggy. Bob, Cathy, Islay. Shirley and...Murray. A little sister, sadly,-"' missed. .■ : " • ■ THOMPSON, Janet KristetC-? Mannion—On October 9. 1980.-“ . dearly loved auntie of Steph - anie, Christine, Julie, Fionas'” and Jocelyn Nuttall.
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