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Margaret Ann "Ann" PREECE

Margaret PREECE Obituary

Peacefully after a long battle with cancer, surrounded by her family. Much loved and respected wife of Barry. Much loved Mum and mother-in-law of Darren & Olivia, and Tony & Louise. Proud and adored Nana of Jade, Charla, and Quinn. All messages to the Preece Family c/- PO Box 4449, Hamilton 3247. A funeral service for Ann will be held at St Peter Chanel Catholic Church, 5 Vardon Road, St Andrews, Hamilton on Thursday 18 September 2025 at 1.00pm. To be followed by her burial at Hamilton Park Cemetery.


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Published by Waikato Times on Sep. 16, 2025.

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Ken and Mary

September 17, 2025

Dear Barry and Family
We are so sad to hear of Ann's passing.
I have always enjoyed Ann's company. She always helped make things interesting.
I hope all your happy memories begin to help you
all soon.
Lots of love from
Ken and Mary Graham.

Ngahuia Singh

September 16, 2025

He wahine ataahua taku hoa mahi....you will be missed dear friend....Fly High Ann...no more pain

Bunty , Warren, Deon , Adam, Moetu & Aria

September 16, 2025

In poppa Doug Smiths own words Margo " words fail me "
This is very sad news indeed and we should have been more active in keeping in touch with you and we are very saddened by your loss.
We will always remember the good times and will love you always Arohanui xx

September 18, 2025

Long time and much respected and loved friend of Peter and Rosalie. Much loved "Aunty Ann" to Jenelle, Abby and Lane and families. Ann, thank you for the great times we have enjoyed with you and Barry over many years.

Ever remembered.
Peter Bunker and Rosalie Lunson.

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