Edith TRIPP Obituary

Condolences and love to Edith's family. I was Edith's massage therapist for a good 10+ years and I do remember Edith being a wonderful independent woman with a quick wit and a kind heart. Always getting out and about hiking, skiing, painting and travel, her zest for life was wonderful. May you continue your adventures always xx Tina

Condolences to Edith´s family and friends. It was a privilege to get to know Edith over the last five or six years. Edith, you will be missed. A beautiful lady, Rest In Peace Edith. Charolette Carroll

So sorry Edith has died, always enjoyed her when she came into paper plus in merivale where l worked, and enjoyed playing scrabble (she always one) !!! A very caring family friend, our mothers were great friends, sorry won´t be able to get to Woodbury (actually not quite sure where it is!)
Prudence Penlington (goddaughter) of Myra Tripp

What fond memories I have of dear Edith, four days younger than me, and a family friend throughout our younger years. And what fun we had at our shared 50th birthday party at the Wanaka Golf Club, followed by our 60th at Hanmer. There were five of us celebrating then, and now only two remaining.
I wish I could be there at Woodbury on Thursday, but alas I cannot make it. My thoughts and condolences to all of Edith's family and friends.

David Elworthy

Dear Delightful Edith,

Just over 88 years ago, my mother (Betty Unwin) sent you a telegram via your mother Myra Tripp. The telegram read: "Darling Edith. Will you marry me? Bill." Back came a telegram in reply: "Yes, yes, yes, yes. Edith". You were a day old at the time and I was about four days older

Although we did not marry, we had many great times together including the sharing of our 50th and 60th birthdays. Thank you Edith for your lifelong friendship, and for not suing for breach of promise.

Bill Unwin
Nelson

So sorry to hear of the passing of dear Edith, we always enjoyed her visits to Sydney a place she loved. Precious moments swimming in Bronte ocean pool together and a lunch with Edith and Sue at Lyttelton. Love to all who loved her and we will miss her kind heart and positive energy, love always Hamish, Ingrid, Jack Banjo & Sienna Studholme (Sydney, Australia)

Dearest Witchie, as we all called her..a friend over so many years..gentle-- intelligent, sense of humour, wise...our brothers at school together,
spent wonderful time with her years ago when we visited Sydney--she & Tony painted together....Always in touch when in ChCh or Wgtn,,,part of our youth,,wonderful memories..
we will miss her..
sending love & thoughts to all her family,,
Kristin(& Tony) Arthur, from Wgtn,,xxxx