PALMER, Lynette (neé Agate)
Died of a broken heart on Friday October 30, 2026 following the recent passing of her loving husband and life partner Lloyd. Dearly loved wife of Lloyd*, loved mother of Shiree, and Michael, loved mother-in-law to Mo, and loved grandma of Isaac, and Elijah.
Lynette was the dearly loved daughter of Norman and Thelma, loved sister and sister-in-law of Mary and Russell*, Thelma and Len, Norma and Luigi, Coral and Manuel*, Valda and Brian*, Mark and Sandra, Alistair*, and Charlie*, Tony, Wendy and Alan, Jill and Barry, Janice* and Bevan. Lynette was the dearly loved aunt of all her nieces and nephews, and by all who knew her.
Her family would like to express their gratitude for the support they have received during Lynette's illness and in the days following her death.
A private service will be held for Lynette in the Hope and Son's Chapel, Dunedin, at 2pm, on Thursday. Messages can be sent to 6 Falkirk Street, Dalmore, Dunedin 9010.
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Thinking of you Shiree, and your family, at this incredibly sad time. Losing your beautiful mum, especially after such a difficult few weeks, must be absolutely heartbreaking. I hope the wonderful memories you shared with her bring you some comfort going forward. Sending you lots of love as you navigate this difficult time.
Dear Shiree, Michael and family my thoughts are with you all at this very sad time. I have such fond memories of your Mum from when I was young especially, as Lynette was the baker of amazing cakes, the sewer of beautiful dolls and clowns and a beautiful lady with a kind heart, a contagious laugh and a stunning smile.
Dear Shiree and Michael. Our hearts go out to you on the loss of you beautiful mother. We cherish the memories of having been your neighbours on the hill. Her smile lit up a room. Love Sandra and Mark Way.
My heartfelt sorrow at the passing, first of your supportive & devoted dad, then your mum. I can understand her broken heart. May they be together as they planned 60yrs ago. I have happy memories of them both. Thinking of you Shiree & Michael. Carolyn Wilson
My deepest condolences Shiree and Michael for the loss of your beautiful mum. An absolutely wonderful woman with a joyful heart, always friendly with a hug and a laugh. I remember her with great fondness. Rest in love Lynette.