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Mollie LECKIE

Mollie LECKIE

Mollie LECKIE Obituary

Unexpectedly, but peacefully at Anthony Wilding Retirement Village, on Tuesday, March 25, 2025, in her 90th year. Loved wife of the late Ronald Leckie, loved sister and sister-in-law of the late Thelma McMahon, the late Robertha and Brian Harrison, the late David and Lorna Boyce, Rosemary and the late Bruce Allan, John and Janice Boyce, and Richard and Frances Boyce. Mollie was a loved aunt of her nieces and nephews. Thank you to the amazing staff at Anthony Wilding for the loving care they have shown Mollie for the last nine months. A private cremation has been held.


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Published by The Press on Mar. 29, 2025.

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John Lane

April 1, 2025

Worked with Mollie in Chch Branch of BNZ in1980's when she was PA to International Dept. Was a lovely caring person and enjoyed our time together. Have many happy memories of Molly. RIP.

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Ron and Jenny Brooks

March 30, 2025

Mollie was an inspiration. I remember her from our early days in the BNZ. Always dressed to the nines and so efficient. Ron was Mollie´s hairdresser for a number of years. She enjoyed putting the world to rights. She loved her car and her golf.

Colleen Bailey (McNally)

March 29, 2025

Deepest Sympathy to you All on the passing of dear Molly. I have very fond Memories of Molly when having a holiday with Aunty Evelyn & Uncle Dick. A beautiful lady who lived to a great age.

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