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RAYMOND, Valerie Evon
New Zealand
Born 19th of November 1931 - Died 19th of February 2021
Aged: 89
Valerie RAYMOND Death Notice.
Family Obituary Message: "19.11.1931 - 19.2.2021. Well known and respected New Zealand artist. Dearly loved mother of Andre, Michelle, Cheryl & Leon. Dearly loved by her twelve grandchildren and her great-grandchildren. Val passed away unexpectedly in her 90th year. Val's never-ending wish:. "May future generations protect New Zealand's unique heritage of environmental, historical and cultural identity". Val will be greatly missed by her family, friends and colleagues. No flowers please. Instead, donations to the Friends of the Taupo Museum & Art Gallery, c/- Taupo Museum & Art Gallery would be appreciated and may be left at the service. Correspondence to Val's family, c/- P.O. Box 940, Taupo."
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Service:
"A celebration of Val's life will be held, at The Founders Chapel of Remembrance"
117 Rickit Street, Taupo
Friday 26th of February 2021 at 2:00 PM
Obituary originally published: Dominion Post on 23rd of February 2021
HonourThem learned about the death of Valerie RAYMOND through obituary notice publications on: Dominion Post 23/02/2021. HonourThem quotes the words of this notice directly.
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Phone: 07 378 9636
Website: http://www.taupofuneral.co.nz/
Address: 117 Rickit Street, Taupo, New Zealand
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Val was a very special friend of my father, Harry Brown. They spent much time together over the years while Val researched her Tongariro National Park and Tongariro River series. Harry guided her to the spots she most wanted to visit, returning time and again for more material.
Later when he lived in Taupo, Val was kindness itself, visiting Harry taking him on trips and generally being the one who made his life the best it could have been in his situation. Val’s care of our father will not be forgotten by our family.