Mrs Sheila Mary Jamieson

08 Dec 1928 - 10 Nov 2017

Mrs Sheila Mary Jamieson

08 Dec 1928 - 10 Nov 2017

(nee M c Caw)

8.12.28 to 10.11.17

Died peacefully surrounded by family. Dearly loved wife of the late Duncan M c Gregor, mother of Murray and Lynne, Alistair and Liz, Margaret and Nick, Kirsty and Wayne, and Anne and Howard. Adored Nana of 13 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.

A service to celebrate Sheila’s life was held at St Columba's Presbyterian Church, Gloucester Street, Taradale, on Tuesday, November 14, 2017 at 2pm.

In lieu of flowers, please donate to Cranford hospice at the Church or via www.cranfordhospice.org.nz   Messages to the Jamieson Family can be sent to PO Box 1055, Napier 4140 or posted online at www.dunstalls.co.nz

Our condolences to you all. We lost our mother earlier this year so we know what you are going through. Share the many good memories of Sheila and our good wishes go to you all.
Christine, Andrew, Simon, Philip Hardie

Hardie Family ( 20 Nov 2017 )

Remembering Sheila with love and respect as such a positive,cheerful and friendly lady.It was always such a pleasure to run into her from time to time. She never failed to enquire about the family with such genuine warmth and interest just as if nothing had changed from the early 1970s as near neighbours,and short association with St. Columba.Sheila will be sadly missed by her family and friends whom she had gathered over the many years as part of the Taradale community.With our sincere sympathy to you all.

Robert and Sue Kyle ( 14 Nov 2017 )

Murray,Alistair and Kirsty
Please accept my condolences from a distance.Unfortunately I am unable to attend the funeral service as I will be in Auckland.
Duncan and Sheila and I go back a long long way.Stay strong. Jack

Jack MOIR ( 14 Nov 2017 )

Am in Auckland until the end of the week, so sorry I can't be at the funeral to honour a very special lady. Thinking and praying for you. God Bless

Sheryl Glock ( 14 Nov 2017 )

To the Jamieson Family

For many years I had a close relationship with both Duncan and Sheila as together we supported the Presbyterian Maori Synod and Turakina Maori Girls' College. I counted both Duncan and Sheila amongst my best friends, and enjoyed a long association with them both.
Sheila was the most supportive partner in so many ways known to me, ready for surprise, success and disappointment with a happy smile and good humour. She was very good company, and her vast wisdom was shared with ease and with goodwill.
I shall remember her fondly.

Sincerely
Nelson Speirs

Nelson Speirs ( 13 Nov 2017 )