Mollie NICHOLAS Obituary

Sending condolences to Steve, Ann and family.
Apologies I couldn't join for Mollie's service today.
David Smith

Thinking of you all at this very difficult time. Such lovely, caring neighbours we were fortunate to have growing up on the Palmer Road. So many memories of school pick ups and drop offs, both primary and secondary. Remember missing the bus on several occasions when we couldn´t bike and Mollie offered to take us. But your passion for teaching and education Mollie was something I benefited from when you gave me extra tutoring for exams one year.
Hold tight to your special memories to the lessons she taught you and the influence she had in your lives. Rest in peace Mrs Nicholas

Fond memories of lovely Mollie. Her hospitality at Palmer rd were always special occasions. Not forgetting her chocolate log.
A life well lived.

It was with great sadness that I learned of Mollie´s passing on Tuesday. A lovely lady who, along with Rod, welcomed us into her family after Susan and Ian got married. Lots of very happy memories which I treasure.
It is with regret that I am unable to be with you on Monday. Love to Grant, Steve and Susan´s families.

Deepest sympathy to Mollies family at the sad passing of your Mum. Thinking of you at this time .

To The Nicholas Familes
Please accept my sincere sympathy in the sad loss of your mother Mollie. May your many memories help you at this sad time. We all have many memories from the Palmer Road/Kaponga years!!

Eileen Crowley

Deepest Sympathy to the Nicholas families. Some lovely memories of Beautiful kind Mollie at Kaponga.
Arohanui, Christine & whanau. Xx

To Grant Steven and Susan sorry to hear of your Mum s passing many good times spend at the Nicholas home she was great friends of Mum and Dad and went to Kaponga School with Dad great Christmas eve parties and Birthday parties and thoses Palmer Road picnics down at the Kapuni river Great times

Deepest sympathies to Mrs Nicholas' family and friends....I remember her as the gymnastics coach of my sister Barbara...also remember going to Opunake beach to drop Barbara off to stay I think....a thrill to see the large silver caravan...
With a water cooler in the fridge....I remember Susan's mum's smiles and the warm welcome ....hope you are all well at this special time ....take care

Sad to see Mollie's passing in the paper.. memories of Kaponga days- Lion's club days, especially woodchop ones with Rod in charge of the splitter, then the get-together's afterwards- Mollie controlling the unruly lot.. may you rest easy and in peace Mollie.

My condolences to Mollies family, I will miss our Mollie her cheeky smile, it was with great pleasure looking after your mother, grandmother, fly high my beautiful mollie x x