Lynette SWANSTON Obituary

SWANSTON,
Lynette Margaret
(Lynne) (nee Wilson):
Born May 1, 1942. Passed away peacefully at Christchurch Hospital, on Wednesday, June 8, 2016, following a short illness. Beloved wife to Lester, loving mother and mother-in-law of Paula and Pete, Keryn and Steve. Awesome Nana to Lavinia, Alysha, Kurt, Jordan, Dallas, Troy and Great-Nana to Sonia-Marie. The family would like to thank Dr Sue and Dr Ellie at Travis Medical Centre, the Christchurch and The Princess Margaret Hospitals and Nurse Maude Staff for their kindness and care. Messages for the Swanston family, C/- 19 London Street, Christchurch
8013. A Funeral Service for Lynne will be held at The John Rhind Chapel, entry from London or Whitmore Streets, Christchurch, Tomorrow (Tuesday), at 1.00pm.

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Published by The Press from Jun. 11 to Jun. 13, 2016.

Memories and Condolences
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June 14, 2016

To Lester and family,

We are so sorry to hear of Lynnes passing so suddenly. Please accept our sincere condolences for your sad loss.

Dave and Sally Turnbull -your neighbours on 4C Boat Harbour Kaikoura.

Tina Crooks

June 13, 2016

To lester and family I work for nurse maude and had visited lynette several times to help her . I am shocked to learn of her sudden passing she was a lovely strong lady I will miss visiting her. No more pain anymore.

Rachel Aitken

June 11, 2016

Dear Miss Keryn and family ,

I am thinking of you all now and forever ,at this time . I'm sending all my love ❤
I guess I got to know Lynne through all my tap dancing comp days and later on teaching with you Miss K , making our kids costumes for our end of year productions.
And making my Annie costume for the veterans class . And yummy dinners at your parents place while we sort the costumes out for the shows . And both our connection with Air New Zealand .
RIP Lynne and we will keep ' tapping' ! Xxx
Love Miss Rach X

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