Elizabeth PEEK Obituary

My deepest sympathies at this sad time. No more her smiling face at Italian classes trying to sort me out.
Bless you all.

I was very sad to hear of Liz's passing. I remember her as a very good and caring boss. I also remember her attending the parties we used to hold at Farnham street. RIP Liz you are remembered fondly. Boyce Whangapirita

To Elizabeth's family
We were very sorry to get the news today of Elizabeth's passing. We had the pleasure of living next door to Elizabeth in Glamorgan Street for many years. Our children spent a great deal of time with her in her garden and would come home with stories of how she could recognise and know the names of every snail they found there! Many happy memories of the good times we shared. We couldn't have wished for a better neighbour.
Marion and Andrew McKenzie, Hilary, Claire and Duncan

TO DEAR MARIE, KARL AND FAMILIES, HAVE JUST READ ONLINE OF THE UNEXPECTED PASSING OF MY DEAR COUSIN BETTE. MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO YOU ALL. WITH LOVE, DIANNE BIGGS
TARADALE, NAPIER

My sincere sympathies to Marie, David, and Robert for the loss of your sister.
Together we attended school, college, worked at the Post Office in Picton. We met again working at the POSB in Wellington, where we worked for many years together. Elizabeth (Liz) was held in high regard by all. The many memories of my association with her will live on.
RIP Liz

Very sorry to hear of Liz's passing. Enjoyed working with her in The POSB many years ago.
Ian Christison

I am sorry to hear of Elizabeths passing. I worked with her at my first job at the Post Office and then later she moved to Glamorgan Street where I lived as her neighbour for a number of years. RIP Elizibeth