Pauline OGRAM Obituary

OGRAM, Pauline Lydia
(née Goodman):
Passed away peacefully on 17th October 2019 at St Andrews. Aged 92 years. Dearly loved wife of the late George, very much loved mother and mother-in-law of Michael and Maggie, Mark and Sherylle and Janie and Dave. A very special Nanna Goanna to Jed and Kristy, Zak and Elly, Sam, Abby, Mack and Loche, and Great-Nanna Goanna to Pia, Atlas and Emi. Special thanks to all the staff at St Andrews for all their wonderful love and care. A farewell service for Pauline will be held at All Saints Chapel, Purewa Cemetery, on Tuesday 22nd October 2019 at 1.30pm.
State of Grace East
09 5270366

Published by Waikato Times on Oct. 19, 2019.

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My condolences to the Ogram family. I remember your mum so well. She was a lady before her time. I always remember she was the first teacher to wear trouser suits to school. This was considered a brave move in those early days at Morrinsville Primary. She was a very loved teacher, friend and colleague to many Morrinsville people who all would remember her fondly. My thoughts are with you at this time.

Judy Wiseley

October 21, 2019

So sorry to hear of your mum''s passing. Brought back memories of school, your Dad

Penny Pickett

October 20, 2019

Mike, Mark and Janie and families. We send our best wishes from ChCh. I still recall Pauline's amazing apricot torte and other cooking. More recently, though still years ago I called to see her and had a lovely catch up and reminisce about the old cotter ave days, and I remember that she still had her lovely warm smile. Lots of love. Ewen and Anthea

Ewen Fraser

October 20, 2019

A very special lady
She was a lady through and through.
Special thoughts to all the family.
Chris Beer

Chris Beer

October 20, 2019

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