Margaret DAVIES Obituary

We were saddened ro hear of Joyces passing. What a wonderful lady she was and a pleasure to know. Sorry we could not make funeral as we were travelling to Singapore but you are all in our thoughts. Todd and Brigitte Lindsay

Annette and Shane
Sincere condolences on the loss of your mum. Thinking of you
Don and Shaye

Dear Annette and family, so sorry to hear of Joyce's passing. It's not the same now walking past her room and not seeing her smile. Another treasure lost from the Annie Brydon upstairs crew. She was always up for a chat and a laugh. Nana (Bev Thomas) will miss her dearly. Thinking of you all.

To Annette, Shane & Families, So sorry to hear of the passing of your wonderful Mother Annette, Helen & I use to admire you bringing her for coffee wherever we may have been around the town. Treasure those memories, our thoughts are with you all @ this sad time.

Our sincere condolences in the loss of your mum.

Dear Annette Shane and family. So sorry to hear about the loss of your mum. She was such a beautiful lady.

Sorry to hear of Joyce's passing. Sincere condolences to all the family. ( my mum was a Reid and sister of
Colin's first wife).

Deepest sympathy to all of Joyce's family on her death. We have very fond memories of our time at Whakamara when Trevor taught there in the 70's. Raewyn was at the school at that time. Joyce was such a community minded person and she and Colin extended a warm welcome to us. We remember well how friendly, kind and fun loving Joyce was and always ready to support and lend a hand with events at the school or in the district.

Hilda and Trevor Colgan

My deepest condolences Annette, Shane and family, heart felt love to you all at this sad time xx,

Annette, Shane and family so sorry to hear of the passing of your Mum, Joyce was an absolute treasure. I caught up with her a few times at Annie Brydon as she was next to my uncle's room - RIP Joyce
Delwyn

My love and thoughts are with you all Annette at the passing of your beautiful mother. She was an amazing lady. Ruth x

To Annette & the Davies Family. Sorry to hear of the passing of Joyce she was a lovely lady always enjoyed a chat with her when I saw her in the Street & then later in Annie Brydon. R.I.P Joyce

Dear Annette, Shane and girls, sending our deepest condolences to you and all your family.

Elise & Eric Hansen

My sincere condolences on Nana Joyces' passing. A very proud mum, nana and great nana that will no doubt be very much missed by all her friends and family.
Love to you always x H

I really loved Joyce's visits to the salon, we had some wonderful chats and many laughs. My thoughts are with you all. She was a lovely lady who I will always remember with great fondness.

Fond memories of our chats over the counter back in the day when we owned the dairy.
Thinking of you all
Carol and Maurice

Dear Annette Alan and family deepest sympathy in the loss of your lovely mum, I am so sorry I cannot be there to farewell Joyce.
Sharleen Robinson

Condolences to Annette and family, great lady, great customer, her sharp mind always impressed me.

Deepest sympathy to Annette, Alan, Raewyn and families in the loss of your dear Mum Joyce , Joyce and Colin have been great neighbour's and Family friends to the Smith family for many years .Was a pleasure to care for you Joyce over the last few weeks , RIP XXXX

To all the Davies Family
Thinking of you all at this sad time. I remember such fun times with you all in our younger days. Funny was only thinking of you all the other day.
How life changes & moves on. Also remember Kevin coming to stay with us in London..
Love to all
From Michelle
Alison & Eric Birds eldest daughter. Xx

Sincere sympathy to the family. Joyce was a neighbour for many years. Memories live on. Gone but not forgotten. Valda Spicer

Dear Annette, Shane & Girls,
Sorry to read of your Mum / Grandmas passing.
You will have great memories of a long life well lived.
Thinking of you all at this sad time.
Neil, Lorraine & Anna

My very deepest sympathy to all of Joyce´s family A very lovely lady now at rest Regards Elwyn Robins

Annette & families - my sincere condolences to you all with the passing of your dear Mum. Joyce was such a lovely lady always ready for a chat. She was so great welcoming my mum Bev Thomas in to Annie Brydon & helped her settle in. Mum loved their chats in the sun & will miss her dearly.
Gillian Lane & Bev Thomas

I found Joyce such a pleasant lady whenever we stopped for a chat on the street or @ indoor bowls sincere sympathy to the family in their sorrow Allan Jenkins

To all of Joyce's family. Members of the Taranaki Area of the NZMCA wish to express their sincere condolences to you all on the passing of Joyce. Joyce was a valued member of our club for many years and was missed when her failing eyesight prevented her from driving her motorhome

Joyce was a happy lady, always up for a talk , she loved talking netball, and was very proud of Ardine ,she couldnt see the games ,but was always ready to talk about them.joyce i will miss not seeing you on my sunday morning visits to A B rest in peace

To Joyce's family, I am so sorry to hear of Joyce's passing. She was a lovely neighbour to my Mum and Dad (Kevin & Fay Murray) on Argyle Street. I'll miss our catch ups Joyce, Rest in love lovely lady.

Joyce was such a lovely lady. Her mother, Doris Cockerton and my mother Zeta Rowe, were great friends and neighbours, I think during and after the War. When she was a child Joyce evidently used to call my mother Missy Rowe. Whenever I saw Joyce in Hawera we´d always stop for a chat. What great memories you all will have. Colleen Madgwick (nee Rowe).

Dear Annette, Shane and families. Deepest sympathies with the passing of your Mum.
Thinking of you at this sad time.

Warmest regards
Sandie Pryor

Our sympathy to Joyce´s family. Joyce was lovely neighbour snd friend. Many happy memories of our days at whakamara. WDFF school and social events. Rest by in Peace

Joyce what a wonderful lady you were. First got to know you thru the motorhome association. What fun we had travelling away an at rallies. We all missed you when your sight stopped you travelling. Then I caught up with you again at Croquet. Your kindness to others showed thru. You always were willing to listen an help if it was needed. I was able to catch up again when you retired from croquet as Elaine another ex player was up on your floor at Annie Brydon so was able to keep in touch. You were a great person who never had a bad word to say about anyone. Rest in peace Joyce you deserve it.

Sorry for your loss guy's , she was a lovely lady. Mum will miss their afternoon chats on the couch in the sun

The Midgley family

Joyce was a very valued an inspiring member of Park Croquet. With her vision problem it was with great amazement how she managed to run hoops etc. She always encouraged others and was a well respected member. We were sorry when your vision finally stopped you playing. Rest in peace Joyce.