Eunice POLLOCK Obituary

'Aunty Eunice' was a big part of our upbringing, joining many family events and outings as we were growing up, and as each of our own families grew.
Through her life long friendship with Mum they enjoyed outings, groups and adventures from teenagers till the later years, they remained firm friends through the challenges and changes along the way.
Aunty Eunice loved reminiscing and shared many stories about our family, and her family and friends when visited, her memory was on point till the end!
Rest in Peace Aunty Eunice x
Love from Henrietta (Hetty) Lamb-Bayliss (deceased), the Lamb children - John, Paul, Andrew, Bronwyn, Megan and our families.

Sending heartfelt condolences to all the Pollock family on the loss of a much loved sister and Aunt of many. Eunice and I have been friends for more than 60 years and although we´re in different countries we spoke without fail every 2 weeks. I will miss our chats. We had some fabulous holidays together when we would get in the car then decide where we would go and most of the time we had no idea where we were but we had so much fun getting there. Eunice had the best memory of anyone I´ve even known and could talk till the cows came home. So many memories of some great times together. Rest in peace my dear friend you were one unique and fun lady.

To the Pollock Family

Treasure your memories and take it easy.

Rest in peace Eunice where you will continue to be your truely unique authentic self.

Love and hugs Moselen family.

My condolences to the Pollock family on Eunice's passing. I first met Eunice when she worked with my father in the Orthopaedic Dept. at Hawera Hospital over 60 years ago, & through her friendship with my sister Irene, I have been kept informed of her progress & visuted her a few times in New Plymouth. I always found Eunice to be a very cheerful person & a pleasure to talk to, or perhaps I should say listen to. Rest in Peace Eunice

Sorry to hear of Eunice´s passing. She was very good to Colleen and I. RIP Unice

Dear Eunice,
Thank you for your unwavering friendship over the past 25 years. I will truly miss our banter, our discussions about solving the world's problems, and the many laughs we shared together. You stepped into the role of Nana for my little Jack when my mum was no longer here, and I am so grateful for that.
We both send our heartfelt condolences to your family. Rest in peace, my friend. xxx