Freda O'CONNOR Obituary

Dear Anne-Marie and John, so terribly sorry to be just seeing your Mum´s passing in today´s church notices. So gutted to have missed seeing you all. Would love to reconnect and reminisce about our Lombard Street days. Much love on the passing of Fredaxo

Dear Andy, and family. I'm sorry to see your dear Freda has passed away.
RIP

Maxine

Anne Marie, so sorry to read of your Mum´s passing. It would be lovely to catch up if you´re ever in Welly.
Trish W 021388608

Deepest sympathy and prayers to you all at this time. I used to enjoy catching up with Freda at Mass when I was home in Palmerston North.

A lovely lady gone to rest
John and Ann-Marie we are
Thinking of you as well
Margaret and Allen.Lucinsky

I have fond memories of getting into mischief with my cousins at Aberdeen Ave. lots of laughs and uncle John and Auntie Freda were very welcoming and good fun. Rest in peace Freda.

Remembering a really lovely lady from the Maternity Unit where Freda worked as a receptionist in the NNU. Thinking of all the family.

Rest In Peace dear Auntie Freda

Love from Mark, Brendan and Frances O'Connor and dearly loved and respected Sister-in-Law of the late Brian and Mary O'Connor xxxxx

Freda was a valued member of the Milson Rebus Club and a friend. She organised our walking group too. Sending love and condolences to the family - may she rest in peace. Margaret Broderick

I will always be grateful to Freda for welcoming me into her home often, when I was an American Field Scholar in 1978. Before the internet, the only contact I had with my own family was through letters and voice cassette tapes we use to post back and forth. I became friends with Terence and through him, was introduced to Freida. I spend countless hours sitting across the kitchen table, drinking instant coffee listening to her talk about her children and life in New Zealand. Through these chats I developed a love for her wicked sense of humor. She made me feel comfortable and somehow closer to 'home" because of her kind and welcoming nature. All these years later, I have never forgotten her kindness and her allowing me to feel like I was part of the family. Rest well, Frieda. I love you.
David

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. Always had time for people.

Love the Butler family.

Freda has been on my mind over the past week. I'm not sure why, but I intended to find someone who knew how she was doing, Rest peacefully dear lady after a long life. Condolences to you all.
Kind regards, Elizabeth Lawn

Sad to hear of Aunty Freda's passing. Such a lovely lady. Our thoughts are with you all.

Dear Freda was a member of our Rebus club such a lovely lady