JOHNSTON, Marion Nancye (née Bettinelli)

Dear Mum, I love you and I’m going to miss you each day. You were a very, very brave and strong woman, I hope you’re dancing up there in heaven and having a good time. Nicole xx

Many fond memories of you Marion, you always made me feel welcome anytime I was around at your place and saved me with lifts when stranded on more than one occasion.
You were a true survivor in every sense of the word and had a wry sense of humour and understated intelligence coupled with enormous courage, strength and resilience. May your spirit’s journey now rest in peace.
My love and thoughts to all the family

Mrs J was a big part of many of our teenage years. Her door was always open, and her home in Roberts St, a regular meeting place for Steven’s friends who became hers all well. Some gathering were planned, and just as many not.

She always made people feel welcome, was happy to stop for a chat, and had a calm way of offering advice when it was needed.

She was there for a lot of good memories from those years, and although many of us have moved away, we will remember her fondly.

Thinking of the whole family at this sad time.

Marion , we have happy memories of spending our 1st Australian Christmas with you and Mitch and Steve and you cooking 3 meats for Christmas dinner !!!!!! J reminds me of this every year .Your kindness was so appreciated. You made us feel so welcome . Keeping.you.in.our thoughts and prayers .John Anna Skylar andnTexas xx

Marion you were so welcoming when I came to Australia and you made us laugh so much.

My thoughts are with your family , you rest well now , we will take care of them . Cathie and Jerry Cockburn x

I only hold fond memories of this beautiful lady and send my sincere condolences to all family and friends at this difficult time.
Nadine x

Our thoughts go out to the families on the sad loss of Nancye.

We all have lovely memories of fun times and friendship which began as neighbours in Little Crescent and Maskrey Street.

It was lovely for both Mum and Nancye to reconnect during her time at Margery Cole.
They enjoyed a lovely time reconnecting and reflecting on their friendship, going back 50+ years.

We hope Nancye has now found her peaceful place…….🤍🕊️

Love and thoughts from
Fay, Ronda and Carolyn Rawson xxx

Our dear friend Marion.
Many a night was spent watching movies, playing cards and studying with Steven at your home. It was a second home for me for such a long time.
It still makes me smile when I think of your steely eyes on any home improvements I did on your house and knowing that you did appreciate it made it all worthwhile.
Then you met Robyn and eventually our two children and become a friend to them as well.
You will always be rembered as part of our little family and we will love you for ever.
Our love goes out to Steven, Nicole, Christine and Lee-anne. xox
Paul, Robyn, Jasper and Levi Corser

Dear Marion, we so miss catching up with you every Friday night over dinner with our ‘Friday Faithfuls’ crew. So pleased you found your recent move to Margery Cole a blessing. Great memories of introducing you to dosa at our last catch-up in February.
Love always,

Many fond memories of Aunty Nancye in our earlier years. Loving sister of our mother Margaret (deceased) A beautiful and caring lady.
Sincere condolences to family and friends at this sad time our thoughts and love are with you all.
Kathy, Martin, Dale and Janis

Marion ŵas a cherished member of our Bibke Study group Tthe Friday Faithful s”. Her lovely laugh and cheerfuxl face was something that I looked forward to on a weekly basis. Ì will miss her, but know we’ll meet again one day. Ànother specìal ĺàdy gone ro meet her father in Heaven.

Marion a true friend who sent many happy times around the table , at Friday Faithful ‘s and Conway ct ..

Rest in peace Marion 🕊
Love & thoughts are with your lovely family
Jo & Dave xx
(Isle of Man)

Fond memories of you in happy times. From Shirley & Brian Humphreys & all of the family in the UK.