In Memoriam

STEVENSON

Apr 17 2024 Updated April 17, 2024

Gisborne Herald

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JOAN STEVENSON

7.10.1926 - 17.4.2019

Five years that you’ve been gone Mum, and we still think about you every day. You will never be forgotten, and we will love you forever.

Pete and Kay, Anne and Allan, Heather and John and their families

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