FRESHWATER, Norma Lillian (née Jenkin)
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Aged 95 years. Loved wife of Ted (dec).
Loving mother and mother-in-law to Maureen and Larry, Neil (dec), Nola and Lindsay, Pam and Ken (dec) and John, Murray (dec) and Linda, Ross, Colin and Monni. Respected friend of Jenny.
Adored Nanna to 17 grandchildren and Great Nan to 19 great grandchildren.
Reunited with Ted.
May she rest in peace.
Funeral Notice
Service: Thursday June 23, 2022The Funeral of Mrs. Norma Lillian Freshwater will be held in the Chapel at Wesley Place, 15 Skene Street, Colac on Thursday June 23rd, 2022, commencing at 1.00 p.m.
In accordance with family wishes, Norma will be Privately Cremated.
For those that are unable to attend, click here to view the live-stream.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Bushikori Geelong, envelopes will be available at the service.
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💐 to all of Normas loving family a great lady with a great sense of humour & will be missed by all will now be joining the love 💕 off her life
Bev & Keith -
In Remembrance of a lovely lady who coped with life with great strength and humour.
From Jan and Laurie Shaw -
Rest Peacefully Norma ,, Many fond memories of chatter at the Club 🌹❤️🩹🌹
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Many happy memories of Aunty Norma, especially her cheeky sense of humour. Much love and prayers to the family as they remember her life well lived.
Rest peacefully.
Alyson…xo🌹 -
To all of Norma’s family our special thoughts with memories of Murroon.
Pam (Green) Jennings, Stewart Green and late Noel Green along with our late parents, George & Margaret Green. -
To all of dear Norma,s Family- Remembering many Happy years of Fun and Laughter and Fellowship shared together over many years together From the Wills Clan One lovely lady indeed.
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Deepest sympathy to Norma’s family, fond memories of times shared with the Brien family.
Graham and Janet -
To our dear Freshwater family
Memories of beautiful Norma will be held in my heart forever.
Cherished farm days spent with Norma and Ted.
Fresh bread with lemon butter, my first cup of coffee, open fire. Picking daffodils, watching the cows being milked, dogs, cats, dropping off orphaned lambs I couldn’t keep, my first encounter with birth, feeding calves their coloured milk. Rides on the back of the tractor full of hay feeding the cows. Susie the cow and good old Trigger and Tiger. A busy loving home, friends and family, everyone was always welcome. Friday Colac trips, Saturday football. Your beautiful warm hugs and those beautiful soft hands.
RIP beautiful lady ❤️
love to you all, Leesa, Chris and family xxx -
Loving memories of a wonderful lady. I will remember her wisdom and the gentle way she handed you life lessons. May she Rest In Peace with her dear Ted. My prayers are with you all.
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Condolences to you Pam and Family
I remember your mother( and Father of course) she always looked terrific well dressed and bright and friendly.
With warm respect Kate and Phillip Harris Larpent x
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