URE, Ruth Victoria (née Hewlett)
Passed away peacefully, with family by her side, at Salisbury House, Upper Beaconsfield.
Loving wife of George, 68 years (dec). Much loved and loving mother and mother-in-law of David and Jennet, Barbara and Michael, Judith and Owen, Murray and Kathryn. Loved and treasured by her grandchildren, Kim, Alex, Astan, Alan, Matthew, Christopher, Adam, Stewart, Justin, Angus and Sophie and great grandchildren, Evelyn, Tyler, Declan, Isaac, Morgan, James, Elliot, Finley and Callan.
Ruth lived a full and productive life, devoted to her family and friends. A dedicated teacher, keen gardener and avid family historian. Much of her life was spent in service to others in her community and church.
Remembered with love.
Funeral NoticeAt the conclusion of the service the funeral will leave for the Moe Memorial Park Lawn Cemetery
Ruth's Service will be livestreamed to view please CLICK HERE
A loyal and lovely friend over many years.We will miss her.
January 26, 2026Thank you, for encouraging us all (Elizabeth St, Priimary) to read.
January 26, 2026A tower of strength and loyal friend to many, both in and out of the family. Her memory will live on in our hearts forever.
January 28, 2026Fond memories of Mrs Ure as our librarian when I was a student at Albert Street Primary School. Condolences to all the family.
January 28, 2026A beautiful lady, teacher colleague at Elizabeth Street Primary School,. I have wonderful memories of the time I spent with Ruth, she was the most helpful and encouraging colleague when I commenced my teaching career 1970-71. I send my sincere condolences to George and family. Special 💝🫂 to daughter Judith whom I had the pleasure of teaching.. Mrs Jenny Jones (née Ebsworth)
January 28, 2026David and I went to Elizabeth Street primary school. One trip back to Moe on the train I caught up with mum and dad! May they both RIP! Graeme Sherry.”
January 28, 2026Dear Ruth, a good friend, many memories for over 50 years.. Thoughts and Prayers to David, Barbara, Judith and Murray and all their families. God bless, Marj. Gale and Family.
January 29, 2026When you still fondly remember your Library Teacher from over 50 years ago, it shows how special they were. A lovely lady.
January 30, 2026My deepest sympathy to Ruth’’s family. I have fond memories of Ruth during my teaching years at Elizabeth Street school. Ruth was a happy, dedicated teacher who enjoyed her teaching especially when she worked in the school library. A lovely lady, Ruth will be sadly missed.
January 30, 2026A beautiful lady full of kindness & encouragement, may you rest in peace dear Ruth xx
January 30, 2026Such a caring teacher who encouraged my love of reading that continues now. Thank you Mrs Ure.
January 30, 2026Sincere condolences to Ruth’s family on her passing. I have very fond memories of days long ago when we were both at Elizabeth Street Primary School. She was always a positive, kind and caring teacher and a friendly ,
January 30, 2026
supportive colleague. Rest in peace Ruth.Gentle lady you will never be forgotten Mrs Ure.
February 1, 2026Loving memories of Ruth. A wonderful sincere, caring person, so interested in others. I was privileged to work many years with her as a teacher.
February 2, 2026
I regret not being able to attend her funeral service.
Gladys JungeCondolences to all of Mrs Ure’s family. Such a lovely lady who will be missed by so many.
February 3, 2026Deepest condolences to all Ruths loved ones.
February 3, 2026
Regret unable to be at her funeral today but my thoughts will
be with you as you say farewell.
Ruth was a lovely lady.
In sympathy
Glenda Failla (nee Ure)Our deepest condolences to the Ure Family at this sad time. Ruth always enjoyed a catch up and chat wherever we may have bumped into each other. She loved her Librarian role at Elizabeth St.,PS, passing on her love of books to the many students whose lives she touched.
February 3, 2026
A life well lived and enjoyed.
Rest in Peace dear Ruth, Rod and Pat Thompson.My heartfelt condolences to Mrs. Ure’s family on her sad passing. Her patience, encouragement and care were paramount to my love of reading which continues today. (Elizabeth St Primary School)
February 4, 2026