Maureen LEONG Obituary

So sorry to hear of your loss of your mum.
I was pleased to have met both your mum a dad thru my late husband Syd Choy.
Such a wonderful couple and so full of life.

I watched the service from home and it was such a bueatiful service. So fitting for your mum.
Love to all the family.
Jill choy.

A wonderful teacher, inspiring leader, wise sage, and an incredibly kind and generous friend. You will be greatly missed. So sorry I couldn't make it over to NZ from Australia both just to visit before the passing of Arthur and Maureen and for the funeral. My deepest condolences to the Leong family.

I remember with fondness both Maureen and her husband Arthur when they lived in Tawa Street and were friends of my parents. They would come to parties my parents Geoff and Margaret Pitt threw, which in a way resembled our neighbourhood watch parties of today in that all the immediate neighbours (mostly but not exclusively, English immigrants. Arthur and Maureen were always positive people with ready smiles and a great sense of humour. RIP

So sorry for your loss of the wonderful Maureen. She was an amazing midwife and got me through the process with so much care. RIP

Thank you Maureen for an incredible TaiChi journey from Te Awamutu to The Hamilton venues to Dr.Lam's workshops. The highlight for me was when Aunty gave me an address in Hong Kong where a taxi driver managed to find a tiny shop where a dear woman chose the right size sword for me. Such fun and adventures. You have given an immense and vast legacy to many thousands of people and it is still spreading throughout the world like the ripples on a lake. Thank you from an appreciative TaiChi student.
Wendy Ingerson Te Awamutu.

When I was Chair of the Poll Tax Maureen was our finance officer. She was a delight to work with. Will miss her. She was pretty handy at mahjong as well.

Maureen introduced me and many others to Tai Chi and we enjoyed her twice weekly sessions for many years. It not only gave us an opportunity to exercise but to have social contact with others. She was a wonderful instructor and we all enjoyed her sessions. Rest in peace, Maureen.

I am sorry to hear about the passing Maureen. She was like a friendly and engaging 'aunty' when I was growing up in Hamilton in the 70's.
With deepest sympathy. May she Rest in Peace.

To the family of Maureen and Arthur.
We share your sadness at the time of Maureen's passing....life long friends of John, Glenys and family
with very fond memories and also Jan in more recent years. Rest in peace. Xx

Dear Maureen, you birthed 3 of my children and saved my life at the last one. I will always remember you, and i hope your everlasting rest is peaceful. x

Si sorry to hear of the loss of your mum. From a melville school friend henny nee cole

Thinking of you all at this sad time the best friend you would want Lots of Love from us both.

A long life, well lived. Go Well Maureen Leong. Helen Wong