14:00 – arrive
Welcome, and please be seated by 2pm.
Waiata – Tai Aroha
Ko te aroha anō he wai
E pupū ake ana
He awa e māpuna mai ana
I roto i te whatu-manawa
I roto i te whatu-manawa
Ko tōna mātāpuna he hōhonu
Ā inā ia ka rere anō
Ā inā ia ka rere anō
He tai timu
He tai pari
He tai ope
He tai roa
He tai nui
Introduction
From Frances, as MC and Kay's friend
Kay's life and people
Aspects of Kay's life will be told by people close to her. Various stages and walks of her life will be covered by whānau and friends
Holder Whānau
Kay's brothers Pete and Kim. We would like to also acknowledge Kay's father Lou, who is also present today
Lynda Burns
Friend with Kay since study at Lincoln College
Hugo Young
Long-time family friend
Donna Field
Close friend, tramping and horsing companion
Paul Devlin
Council parks colleague
Rachel Barker and the Vets
Rachel Barker is a long-term friend of Kay's from Heathcote, the Vets are a close group of friends who went to a lot of amazing places with Kay
Horse paddock crew
Friends and paddock mates from Horotane Valley
Immediate whānau
Col and kids
Reflection slideshow
Brief collection of pictures of Kay
Public stories
There may be an opportunity for some very brief stories and memories from anyone else present who wishes to tell them
Closing
Frances will draw formal proceedings to a close
Waiata - Purea Nei
Purea nei e te hau
Horoia e te ua
Whitiwhitia e te ra
Mahea ake nga poraruraru
Makere ana nga here.
E rere wairua, e rere
Ki nga ao o te rangi
Whitiwhitia e te ra
Mahea ake nga poraruraru
Makere ana nga here,
Makere ana nga here.
Afternoon tea
Kay's whanau would love to share a bite to eat and a cup of tea with you as we remember Kay, as well as inviting you to write in the memorial book for Kay.
People are invited to upload some favourite photos of Kay, and view the collection: