Linda BEETS Obituary

Condolences Matthew Dionne and Brendon and families and the Quirk whanau. Linda held a special place in the Beets and Dyer whanau hearts and stayed in touch with our Mum when she was in Gisborne.
Arohanui Heather Kohn (Dyer)
Sister Carol-anne will come to the funeral on our behalf.

Memories of the times at Parawera and the battles on the tennis courts around town. A really fun person and a real hard case. Sending condolences to her family.

Over the years we worked at Te Wananga o Aotearoa, Linda and I had many long conversations. She was as funny and quick-witted as she was hard working. My heartfelt condolences to everyone who loves her. I am so sorry for your loss.

You will be very sadly missed Linda, I will always remember our chats. Condolences to Dionne and Teina and family.

My big sister Linda was a kind and generous person with the spirit of manaakitanga.
Always a bed and kai whenever her family or friends called in. Many a trip across the motu to surf at Raglan meant a stopover in TeAwamutu. She was always accomodating us even with our mates in tow.
Your out loud laughter will be missed.

I remember when you came and stayed with us in Australia when I was about 10 years old , we grew so close in that time , you took me on adventures and we caught the ferry to manly and palm beach, you taught me how to play scattegories and I´ve loved that game ever since , I loved going to your house in Te awamutu gonna miss not going there and not seeing you ever again , you always felt like you genuinely cared about me like an Aunty should , dad loved you more than anything in the world you were an amazing sister to him , you never judged him and you were always there when he needed someone we will treasure you forever love you Aunty xxx