Nancy HAZELEGER Obituary

Mrs Nancy Hazeleger, you were a valued member of the Waimumu district. I am sure my parents valued your contributions to the district. (sadly they have passed away).
To those of the family left behind, treasure the memories of what you had, and know many loved you all. May God comfort you all in your loss. I am saddened to hear this sad news.

So sorry to hear of Nancy's passing. Nancy was active in our quilting club for many years and was an active member of my sub committee for the 2007 National Quilt Symposium. I am sorry I am not able to attend her memorial service this morning. My deepest sympathy to her family

I first met Mrs Hazeleger when the family relocated up to Hawera from Gore in late 1980. Tania joined my class, was seated next to me on her first day at Hawera High & we formed a friendship which remains strong today. Through Tania my family was introduced to the Hazeleger clan & we were hosted many times at their house enjoying lovely meals & spirited evenings. Nancy or "Mrs H" as she was affectionately known in our family & Hank or "Mr H" were wonderful hosts, warmly welcoming everyone into their home. Mrs H was an absolute go-getter who grasped opportunities in life & made things happen. She was a skilled craftswoman who passed her love of quilting on to Tania who is equally skilled in the craft. Losing a loving mum who has been a strong presence in your life is always hard. Sending much love & support to Tania, Vicki, Jenny & Michelle on this difficult day xxxx

To Nancy's family
Sorry to hear of Nancy's passing.She was my first high school friend in class 3a at Hawera High School in 1954. I still have a gift she gave me when I stayed with her that year. She lived two doors from my Mother and Father on Waihi Road.My sincere condolences to you all. Rosalie Rangi(.nee Hobbs)

Thinking of you all at this sad and difficult time, please accept our sincere condolences, R.I.P. Aunty Nancy.

A "Girl's Brigade Leader" to many - someone to look up to, gain guidance & learn from...

A person of Intergrity.


Farvel My Fried, Safe Journeys.


From Fellow Girl's Brigaders.

Nancy was an amazing lady.The ultimate enthusiast and fantastic organiser of events and functions for the Dutch club.A friend to many.
Sorry we are unable to attend the funeral as we are out of the country.
John ,Michelle,Jake and Gorgi van Lienen

Thinking of all the family during this sad time
Nancy was Bevan´s first teacher at Shannon school 25 years ago - a lovely lady and a great teacher
RIP Nancy
Brian, Sue, Bevan and Courtney Rowe

To Henk and family.
Please accept our deepest sympathy on Nancy's passing. Many memories of the store and good times at Waimumu.

A wonderful lady who loved patchwork and helping people. Sorry you are no longer with us but can now be with Henk.

We have many memories of visiting Nancy up at Waimumu with Mum & Dad and the fun we had with everyone. I clearly remember the coloured tv that you brought home from a trip overseas and Henk telling us that you had colour tv.

Sorry to read of Nancy's passing. Sending sympathy to Henk and all the family. I worked with Nancy, at Shannon School many years ago, and hold fond memories of a lovely lady. RIP Nancy

So sorry to hear that Nancy has passed away. I knew Nancy at High School and again through teaching.
My thoughts are with her family.
Judith Longworth

To Tania, Vicki, Jenny and Michelle,
Sorry to hear of your Mum's passing, please accept my condolences at this time. Now reunited with Dad to await for the resurrection when Jesus comes.
From Brian Harris, formerly of Hawera now in Katikati.

Memories go back 60 -70 years to the old Bible Class days when Nancy was part of the Eltham BC. Condolences to those who have lost a close mother, aunt and friend