From:   kiwibanshee | Sent: 10/05/2005 11:12 p.m. |
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Friday, 26 December 2008
Adlam Whakapa/Family Tree - genealogist, Kellie of Bell Block in 2005
Farewelling our Fearless fenton cousin, Ronnie of Moerewa in 2005
| From: Margret (Original Message) | Sent: 19/05/2005 8:13 p.m. |
| Dear Whanau Sad news about Ronnie who passed away last night and is lying in state at his home in Setlement Road in Moerewa. Brother Danny has said that Ronnie's cremation will take place in Whangarei on Saturday 21 May. A notice will be in the New Zealand Herald tomorrow. Margret |
Old Friends website to find family and friends in New Zealand
| From: kiwibanshee | Sent: 20/05/2005 12:42 p.m. |
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Condolences to Ronnie's family from Paul and Vanessa in 2005
| From: nessdempsey | Sent: 23/05/2005 10:14 a.m. |
| Tena Koutou Whanau, Sincerest condolences to Ronnies whanau and Dann  y's whanau too. Dad and I were sadened to hear of you loss and offer you our deepest sympathies. Kia kaha in this time of sadness. Arohanui, Paul and Vanessa |
Future date for Vanessa's mother's unveiling in 2005 - Brenda
| From: nessdempsey | Sent: 23/05/2005 10:22 a.m. |
| Kia Ora Koutou, How nice it is to finally be a member of this whanau group... it's something I've been meaning to do for a long time. Thanks for the opportunity Margret - I think you've done an awesome job.  Just to let you all know we'll be holding my mother's (Brenda Hinewerakape) unveiling on Queens birthday weekend. Sunday 5th June, 2pm, Waitara Cemetary, Bayly Rd, Waitara. Albie Martin will hold a brief service and afternoon tea will follow. It'd be great to see you all there, have a catch up, share some stories about Brenda and ourselves too. Hope you can all make it. Vanessa |
Announcing arrival of Emma Elisabeth Foley, ggrandchild of Mari and Jack in 2005
| From: MariLynetteMcD | Sent: 23/05/2005 6:41 p.m. |
| It is with great pleasure and delight that Jack and I announce the arrival of our first Great Grandchild. Emma Elisabeth Foley. Emma was born ,Sunday 22nd May,2005.in Brisbane Australia.Emma is the Daughter of Nicola and Mark Foley,Nicola being the Daughter of Jo-Ann and Grand Daughter of Mari and Jack.
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We are all so thrilled and proud that Nicola and Mark named their Baby Emma after my Late Mother, Emma Fenton.We now have once again four generations of Ladies,.Mother and Baby are both fit and well and due Home again in a day or so.
Arohanui,Mari and Jack
Made for me or a Maid for you? 2005 and whakapapa update by Kellie Whale
| From: Margret | Sent: 30/05/2005 11:07 p.m. |
| Dear Rona Glad to read your news and views. I had hoped you would surface after Sherrie's trip and thank goodness you have. Comparing notes with Jack and Gerald will make us knowledgeable about matters of the heart. Easy to remember Eugene's birthday, for sure. Don't worry about Kellie Whale's whakapapa as I had already keyed in the Laurence Ward whakapapa. Her work will be extraordinary with having the updates from various whanau sent in direct to her. I had updated much of the offspring of Nana Fenton's moko and had sent it to Kellie as an aid if needed. I could do with a Maid, but Teri would be heartily sick of working at our place. Eugene has a great outlook of future planning; you certainly have a hard shift-work pattern to deal with. Take care with those trials and tribulations and keep on contributing. Love from Margret |
Adlam Whakapa/Family Tree - genealogist, Kellie of Bell Block in 2005
| From: kiwibanshee | Sent: 10/05/2005 11:12 p.m. |
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Farewelling our Fearless fenton cousin, Ronnie of Moerewa in 2005
| From: Margret (Original Message) | Sent: 19/05/2005 8:13 p.m. |
| Dear Whanau Sad news about Ronnie who passed away last night and is lying in state at his home in Setlement Road in Moerewa. Brother Danny has said that Ronnie's cremation will take place in Whangarei on Saturday 21 May. A notice will be in the New Zealand Herald tomorrow. Margret |
Old Friends website to find family and friends in New Zealand
| From: kiwibanshee | Sent: 20/05/2005 12:42 p.m. |
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Condolences to Ronnie's family from Paul and Vanessa in 2005
| From: nessdempsey | Sent: 23/05/2005 10:14 a.m. |
| Tena Koutou Whanau, Sincerest condolences to Ronnies whanau and Dann y's whanau too. Dad and I were sadened to hear of you loss and offer you our deepest sympathies. Kia kaha in this time of sadness. Arohanui, Paul and Vanessa |
Future date for Vanessa's mother's unveiling in 2005 - Brenda
| From: nessdempsey | Sent: 23/05/2005 10:22 a.m. |
| Kia Ora Koutou, How nice it is to finally be a member of this whanau group... it's something I've been meaning to do for a long time. Thanks for the opportunity Margret - I think you've done an awesome job. Just to let you all know we'll be holding my mother's (Brenda Hinewerakape) unveiling on Queens birthday weekend. Sunday 5th June, 2pm, Waitara Cemetary, Bayly Rd, Waitara. Albie Martin will hold a brief service and afternoon tea will follow. It'd be great to see you all there, have a catch up, share some stories about Brenda and ourselves too. Hope you can all make it. Vanessa |
Announcing arrival of Emma Elisabeth Foley, ggrandchild of Mari and Jack in 2005
| From: MariLynetteMcD | Sent: 23/05/2005 6:41 p.m. |
| It is with great pleasure and delight that Jack and I announce the arrival of our first Great Grandchild. Emma Elisabeth Foley. Emma was born ,Sunday 22nd May,2005.in Brisbane Australia.Emma is the Daughter of Nicola and Mark Foley,Nicola being the Daughter of Jo-Ann and Grand Daughter of Mari and Jack.
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We are all so thrilled and proud that Nicola and Mark named their Baby Emma after my Late Mother, Emma Fenton.We now have once again four generations of Ladies,.Mother and Baby are both fit and well and due Home again in a day or so.
Arohanui,Mari and Jack
Made for me or a Maid for you? 2005 and whakapapa update by Kellie Whale
| From: Margret | Sent: 30/05/2005 11:07 p.m. |
| Dear Rona Glad to read your news and views. I had hoped you would surface after Sherrie's trip and thank goodness you have. Comparing notes with Jack and Gerald will make us knowledgeable about matters of the heart. Easy to remember Eugene's birthday, for sure. Don't worry about Kellie Whale's whakapapa as I had already keyed in the Laurence Ward whakapapa. Her work will be extraordinary with having the updates from various whanau sent in direct to her. I had updated much of the offspring of Nana Fenton's moko and had sent it to Kellie as an aid if needed. I could do with a Maid, but Teri would be heartily sick of working at our place. Eugene has a great outlook of future planning; you certainly have a hard shift-work pattern to deal with. Take care with those trials and tribulations and keep on contributing. Love from Margret |
Travelling Whanau in 2005; Gerald to hospital, Eugene to Griffins
| From: Moonflower231 | Sent: 29/05/2005 6:45 p.m. |
| Howdee Folks, Well it certainly has been a while since I've contirbuted anything to the website, and when I did I found I had to "resign" - get a new email address 'n' all 'cause they wouldn't let me use my usual one. I did start signing up for a new email address a few times, but something or someone seemed to get in the way. However the trials & tribulations one has to endure is simply not cricket, my dear ole things...............W H A T!!!!!! I can hear you all saying. It was the first things that came to mind! Even though I haven't contirbuted anything for a while, I have kept up with all the comings and goings within the whanau. Sherrie's great trip, which made for excellent reading, Trish's exploits and photos, all the other comings & goings - and read with sadness about Ronnie, and, happiness with the birth of Mari & Jack's great grandchild. "The Circle Of Life". Just to update you all on our own little bitsnbobs. Gerald has been in the wars again, and last month ended up back in hospital where he had to have an operation on one of his carotid arteries. They are the main ones in you neck. The first time he was in hospital,(with his heart operation) it was around the time of Eugene's birthday, this time around it was on his birthday. Makes it easy to remember I suppose. Maybe he and Jack could get together and compare scars!!!! This time around though it certainly has knocked him for a six (another cricket term....is this going to be a recurring theme thruout this little missive?). We have been through some hard times just lately, but there is light at the end of the tunnel, I can see it really clearly. Eugene, is till working at Griffins (for now), but will soon be leaving to go back to University to finish his degree.......about time. However, his time in the work force has taught him some valuable lessons, and it has made him more determined to succeed. He has a few very close friends with whom he has set goals. Weekly, monthly, yearly - and future plans. He has told me his hopes and dreams, to which I replied. "Where does a girlfirend fit into all of this? As that is one thing that could put all those carefully made plans to one side." (Typical Mum I suppose) His reply, "Oh, sometime within the next five years or so!" Hhhmmmmmmm! Terri, is a worry at the moment. After signing up for University at the beginning of the year, it all fell to pieces when she found it just wasn't for her............well not yet anyway. Hasn't decided what she wants to do yet, and is quite happy just to stay at home.............and be my slave????? I can get up in the afternoon, (I work night shift, four nights on and four nights off 6pm-6am) and all my housework is done. LOVELY - I gotta live in maid. I love it BUT it doesn't help her. I've threatened her with - "If you don't do something soon, I'm gonna pack you up and send you away somewhere!" Any one want a live in maid going cheap! Me, I'm just plodding along trying to keep one and all happy. I have been in touch with Kellie - who is really taken on a HUGE job, updating the entire Adlam whakapapa. My compliments to you - and you go girl! Does this have any effect on what you were/are doing Margret? I've been in touch with most of our whanau, and have managed to update our whakapapa - just got a few ,more little details to finalise. Well that's my innings for now, will be in touch a little more often methinks! Lotsalove to one and all Rona |
231 Moonflowers and Rona is a unique one in 2005
| From: Moonflower231 | Sent: 1/06/2005 2:03 p.m. |
| Hello Beautiful People, Thank you all your lovely comments and the welcome back I have received. It has certainly boosted my flagging confidence, not to mention my ego. I have been missed! Just to let you all know, I now have two email addresses. The ratpack one, and now the new one with hotmail. The hotmail one was because I went to resign for the discussion board for our website and they wouldn't let me use our home email address as they said it was already in use. Hence the need for a new name etc. Moonflower, you're thinking.............well let me tell you a little story about that. I was sitting contemplating the universe, well almost, when applying for my new hotmail address etc, and you have to have a nickname. What the hell was I gonna call myself. Lots of things came to mine, some unprintable though! I got to thinking Rona-something to do with the tides and the moon. I logged in a few names but unfortunately they were taken or the ones available were YUK. SOOOooooooooooooooo, I happened to go into our bedroom and picked up a bottle of Body Lotion I had been given as a present and lo and behold there on the bottle was "Moonflower" - That's me I thought, and duly entered the name. All I had to do was put a few numbers beind the name, and Bob's your Uncle. (My kids can never get that little joke). It's all worked out rather well too, because I've just "discovered" the Trade Me site. I couldn't use our home email address on here either because Eugene is already logged onto this site under that. I'm looking at items, and bidding for things I wouldn't really wanna put MY name to. I will let your imagination take you where it will. MY lips are sealed. So if you guys wanna get in touch, I'm still on the old email address. Lotsalove Rona |
Thanks for unveiling for Brenda June 2005
| From: nessdempsey | Sent: 10/06/2005 10:46 a.m. |
| Kia Ora Koutou Whanau, Just a message from me regarding Brenda's unveiling.  We were quite concerned leading up to Sunday. It looked like the weather wasn't going to be nice to us, even up until sunday afternoon when we were travelling out to Waitara for Mum's unveiling. But alas, the sky cleared as Nana Ruby did a karanga and the sun shone on us all afternoon. It was a beautiful day, a beautiful service held by Albie Martin and a lovely group of about 40 whanau and friends who helped us celebrate and commemorate Mum's life. Afterwards, we went back to the Mission House in Moturoa for an afternoon tea. Many thanks to Rose, Vera, Marlin and Val who helped in the kitchen to make sure everyone was well fed and watered. Aunty Mona's cream puffs were gone in a flash, much to many's dismay! We shared stories, laughed, cried and celebrated a nice afternoon to commemorate the life of a very special woman. Many thanks to all whanau and friends who attended from near and far. Thanks too to all who sent their well wishes and apologies for being unable to attend - we know your thoughts were with us on the day. Arohanui. Vanessa and Paul |
Love from New York
| From: Sherrie (Original Message) | Sent: 17/06/2005 7:10 a.m. |
| I  New YorkDear Family, I have been in New York now for several days, and finding it un-be-lie-vable! This place rocks!! The rail system is a marvel, and I am doing extra transit research (unplanned) while waiting on the wrong platforms, and taking the subway cars in the wrong directions. Brooklyn is a wonderful historic area, combining walk-up brownstones with high rise buildings. After several days of canvassing the neighborhood (while lost, looking for my apartment!) I have located several key places where I will be spending some time. the Brooklyn library is just around the corner, the gym as well, and a Barnes & Noble bookstore and Regal Theater are about 8  blocks away. Between the corner stores and mass transit systems, everywhere here is 'walkable.' Most people over here don't even own a car, due to the expense of insurance and parking, and the fact that it isn't essential to have one. People in New York are diverse, a rich cultural blend in Queens that includes the Spanish Harlem area. I have seen so many beautiful people of all ages, of every Spanish and Caribbean descent. They celebrated Puerto Rican Day the day I arrived, and it was apparantly really crazy with people in the streets of Manhattan having a riotous time. Brooklyn has a lot of people of Jewish heritage, and they are a colorful lot. I love to listen to the little old ladies with their Brooklyn accents haggling with the shop keepers, etc. The subway is crowded from the early hours, and I am glad I am as tall as I am, for during rush hour the crush of the crowd makes you feel like a human sandwich. I had to put my hat on to keep it from getting destroyed in the crush! I am leaving for work at 5:00 am in order to try to beat the rush and the heat in the subways. Luckily, our heat wave (over 100 degrees index with humidity) has cooled down to a wonderful 80 degrees. Each day, there is another talented group of musicians performing in Grand Central subway terminal, where I make one connection. Muscular young men were pounding out an african beat on 5-gallon paint buckets yesterday, and the sound resonated through the terminal. Even men in their Wall Street suits couldn't stand still. Everyone I have met here has been really nice. New Yorkers are great people, down to earth, and real.Roger will be sending Rangi to spend a week with me later this month. I can't wait to take him around and show him some sights. I am working 10-hour days at the New York City Transportation Management Center in Queens, and have Thursdays off (which is today!) so am planning to walk over the Brooklyn Bridge into lower Manhattan and visit the World Trade center memorial, within a couple of miles from here. There is a free ferry to Statton Island from the bottom of South Manhattan, which is just a subway stop from here. The Liberty Island ferry goes to the Statue of Liberty, which you can climb up into. I'm getting a lot of excercise over here, with all of the stairs to climb at the subway stations. Even the gym has four floors of equipment, more stairs! My work at the NYC TMC will include researching, assessing and making recommendations on their traffic light systems, video systems and variable message signs. Roger and Rangi are keeping busy at home, and will be at the racetrack in Willow Springs, CA next weekend. They are planning to have a big backyard barbecue for family and friends on July 4th, so everyone can enjoy the city's fireworks display from our backyard, as we have done the past several years. And Rog is planning to make his way over here and take a 'bite of the Big Apple' after Rangi's trip. I can't wait to see them! Everyone keep sending messages to the website, I enjoy staying connected by reading up on all the goings on. Jack and Mari's pictures with that new grandbaby are so awesome. I have limited access to computers, so usually can't take time to write, but I can take a quick peek at the news when the terminal is free at work. Everyone take care. And Richard, believe it or not, just up the street from my job assignment is a Vespa shop, sleek and modern amid the tiny, run-down shops surrounding it in a poorer section of Queens. Love to all, Sherrie |
Another Slice of the New York Apple Pie by Sherrie in 2005
| From: Sherrie (Original Message) | Sent: 18/06/2005 6:49 p.m. |
| Dear Family, After writing you yesterday, I did walk over the brooklyn Bridge and into Manhattan, and over to the world Trade Center site. A hand-made sign posted on a fence informed me that there were seven other buildings destroyed as w  ell, and in fact the hi-rise across the street to the south is still shrouded in black canvas, awaiting repairs. the site is a testament to the determination and tenacity of a people meeting the challenge of transforming a catastrophe. For the lower floors of the original WTC have been restored to the original subway tunnels, and a vast terminal called PATH (Port Authority Transit Hudson) now joins all the routes of the subway at the site. I had seen a few minutes of a televised special the night before, which described the engineering feat performed at 'ground zero.' Work crews had to shore up the subway walls, which are just next to the Hudson River on the west side, before the river broke through. The expanded terminal covers as much area as the deck of an aircraft carrier. I walked through that vast erminal in search of the #1 subway train to take me to the South Pier for the Statton Island ferry, which runs all day, free of charge.I bought my first kinishes to take on the ferry, hot pastry filled with meat and mashed potatoes. As we boarded the boat, a storm blew in, but I still sat on top in the bow to get the best look at the statue of Liverty, whcih the ferry passes by on its way to Statton Island. I took a couple of pictures of Lady Liberty with her golden torch gleaming in the setting sun. She stood silhoetted by the storm clouds, which where backlit by the suns rays, some which pierced through the columns of rain. It was the perfect introduction to the Lady, who I knew to be steadfast in the face of storms. Rock on, Sister! On Statten Island I bought coffee for the return trip, since the wind was gusting and I was still too excited to ride indoors. The waves were getting choppy as we motored back, and I watched as water taxis, coast guard boats, and even a cruise liner glided by. Back in Manhattan, I sought the subway entrance or the #4 and realized with a start that this was Bowling Green, the dinancial district, where the Indian Museum was located. I managed to see it in the 1/2 hour before the 8 pm closing time. And then I was back in the tunnels and heading for Borough Hall, my home stop. I emerged to street level near Montegue Street, where the twinkling lights of sidewalk cafes and little boutiques beckoned me to explore some more. I bought some antique crockery to use as desk accessories, from a little shop called 'Bowls in a China Closet.' As I meandered further down the boulevard, I saw lights ahead reflected in the water, and in front of me was the harbor with the lights of Manhattan shimmering in the twilight. I hurried toward the waterfront, where a promenade runs its length for several blocks. to my right, the lights of the Brooklyn Bridge twinkled, and off to my left, Miss Liberty's torch winked in the distance. Straight ahead, Manhattan in its evening finery. I had no idea that the harbor was only a couple of blocks away from my aprartment, whcih faces the opposite direction. I stood transfixed, marvelling at being part of such a moment, warm breezes blowing, poplar leaves rustling all round, lights twinkling and waves gently lapping. How wonderful. Will I ever make it to the cinema, with such a panorama over here that I can't bear to be indoors and missing it? Today I had a moment of excitement on the Queens subway, as it hurtled down the tracks in total darkness beneath the East River. It was Space Mountain (the Disney roller coaster ride in the dark) without the long line! For a couple of minutes, the only sight visible was the intermittent arcing of power lines as we hurtled by. When we emerged out of the tunnel, the lights were restored, and now I know what being born is like. At Central Station, I truly found my brigadoon, as the haunting strains of bagpipe music floated down from the platform ahead. I reached the kilt-clad young man (who bore a resemblence to Art Garfunkle) and pausted to listen, tipped him and took his picture. I then proceeded to the next level, where a jazz quartet was belting out swing music. A lovely lady in a glittery A-line skirt and looking very chic, must have seen my toe tapping, for she asked me if I danced (boy, if she only knew!) She wanted to know where to go to dance, along with her young friend (daughter?) Kiara and Mira are from South Africa and have beautiful English accents. I gave her my cell phone number and hope she calls, for I later learned that my fellow intern named River (from Oregon) is a professional salsa dancer (and she is Taiwanese!) She knows a place in Central Part where the joint will be hopping this weekend. As for me, I will be taking in the Transit Museum right here in Brooklyn, and then Central Park's Natural History Museum. I got the info at the Borough Hall's visitors center today, and as I left I missed a step, dropping my books and sliding dramatically past three New York policemen on the porch of the building. Dear me, did I even think to exploit the goodwill of three handsome men in uniform, anxious to assist in any way? I stupidly insisted that my foot was fine and nearly danced a jig to prove it. Coming to my senses, I blurted out, "what a wasted opportunity -- 3 handsome men standing by and I couldn't even twist my ankle!" Which gave three of New York's finest a little chuckle, making my awkward moment worth it. Since I left Rog and Rangi in California, the richter scale has not stopped jumping around. Five earthquakes in four days -- is this just coincidence?! This Sunday there is a free tour of the United Nations over here, and I am planning to go. And next Saturday is an event on Coney Island called the 'Mermaid Festival,' which from the news accounts looks like the Little Mermaid meets Mardi Gras! Girls with seaweed pasties and 'mermen' in their ocean attire will push the limits of fashion and conformity, I'll reckon! the costumes should be so much fun to see, colorful and creative. They will crown the King adn Queen of Mermaids, as in the past (such notables as David Byrne and Queen Latifah, for example.) There is something about the mermaid theme that to me is so fun and creative. I always have loved the folklore of mermaids, probably because they're beautiful, and bedecked in organic-yet-exotic treasures. Then again, it all may just be an excuse to get crazy and have fun! Dear family, I'm glad you like to read this stuff, because I enjoy writing it down. Take care everyone and love to all. Love, Sherrie |
Julie and Darryn in England, Courtney in NP, Auckland weather in July 2005
| From: Margret | Sent: 8/07/2005 5:59 p.m. |
| What a very sad day in London with the fatalities and injuries that resulted from the carnage. Darryn was contacted via text message after midnight NZ-time and his welcome reply was that he and Julie were okay. Their planned-for weekend trip to London will not now take place.
Well, Courtney Jane, you look fabulous and I know that Mum and Dad are very proud of you. Attending the New Plymouth Girls' High School Ball in 2005 is an occasion that you will remember with pride. The basketweave hairdo shared with links of curls is the topnotch touch. Styly, choice, primo, what other superlatives, eh! You had a fabulous time. In your own right, Welcome to the website as Lil_angel. Here's news about your brother Keegan; he's been winning prizes. Yesterday morning the postman delivered a parcel: it was a fabulous book by Ron Palenski on the All Blacks and Lions, courtesy him of being a winning Sky customer. Friday night he won a Controller, one of two in the country after he successfully answered questions relating to World Wars I and II and Vietnam; his late supper arrived at 11pm last night as a winner in his workplace competitions and two Pizza Hut pizza's were delivered. He intends buying a Lotto for this weekend. Keegan is one of the invitees to attend the Clan Wars of the Gaming World to be held over the weekend. May the force be with you Hell's Soldier's ClanMaster. Auckland is experiencing weather that brings heavy rain, frosts, lots of wind, and flooded gutters. Jack has set up his own family website called, TheMcDonaldFamily; so go and have a look. Danny and Nola's granddaughter competed in waterpolo in Henderson early July weekend . Prince William of Wales is due to be an observer at the same pool this weekend. Count your blessings. Margret |
Acknowledgment of bereavement of Ronnie Fenton, Keegan scooter accident 2005
| From: Margret | Sent: 17/06/2005 6:46 p.m. |
| CELEBRATION BIRTHDAYS ARE SHARED IN JUNE
Julie Taylor Rona Crawford Dear Whanau and Friends, To those who emailed, phoned and sent their condolences to both Nola and myself regarding the sudden death of my Brother Ronnie, we wish to thank you very much. The pleasant memories that we have and treasure, will I'm sure, assist us with our grieving. Although Ronnie has moved on, those that had the pleasure of knowing him will know what I mean. Regards and Love to All Danny and Nola BUSY LIVES for us all Laura has made contact as has Rona. Laura mentioned that their sister Joey's son, Karl, will be celebrating his 21st birthday in June. Kingi will also be 21 next month and Keegan, living with us, will be 19. More of our whanau have June birthdays. Whose? Sherrie is to do a ten week internship studying the mass transit systems of New York City from June until end of August. Her essay skills made her a winner in her application to be an intern; she will have her own apartment, based in Brooklyn, when living in New York. I'd like to book a bedspace ANYWHERE in her New York apartment. Roger, this morning, 29 May has been home a few hours from a return trip to Georgia, his fifth to that state on behalf of company, Southern Edison. Nicola and Mark are sharing their baby's photos with us and no doubt experience the joys of parenting Emma. Happy birthday for next month to Julie and Darryn, living in Burford, Guildford, England. You're too old for presents, DJ. It doesn't pay to ride or drive in Auckland as there are nasty, nasty people who overtake on double yellow lines and hit and run. Keegan was on Hobsonville Road, just across from the island, and some mongrel did just that. Amazingly, Keegan has survived this horrid accident with minor bumps and bruises. A very lucky lad. Rona has news about husband Gerald and their children Eugene and Terri, sent out in a message. Margret |
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