NORWOOD, Anne Elizabeth (née Waite)

Mum, you will never be far from our thoughts.
Rest peacefully now.
With loving memories from Wendy, Philip, Ellyn and Stephen

Dear Anne.
A lifelong best friend who will be dearly missed.
Rest Peacefully.
Sincere condolences to Ian, Wendy, John and Peter and families.
Margot Rooney.

Anne, you were a very dear friend to our Mum and we have happy memories of visits in Morwell and Yallourn North.
Sincere sympathy to Ian, Wendy, John, Peter and families.
Graeme and Sharon Rooney.

Grandma, I will always fondly remember our visits to see you and Pop in Churchill, where we found endless fun riding our bikes, pretending to be monkeys in all the fruit trees (and probably ruined them!) But you’d come and give us a warning before Pop found out what we’d been up to. You always had delicious treats waiting for us too.
I always found myself marvelling at your artwork and will forever treasure the bird you painted for my 16th birthday.
Love you always,
Tess

Mum
Your love and care for us will stay in our memories for the rest of our lives. We will miss your calm counselling and caring support. You have been the best Mother that I can imagine.
I will miss you and think of you often.
Love from your son Peter

Dear Anne,
Thank you for being the kind, patient and lovely natured mum, mother in law, grandma to our family.
We were very lucky to have you as a wonderful role model and friend.
Thank you for all that you did for us. Rest in peace. Lots of love Ian, Leanne, Matthew and Jessica xoxo

Dear Grandma,
I will always remember holidays at your home, beautiful home cooking and cuppas round the table. It was always wonderful to admire your art and latest project, enjoy cheeky sweets after dinner and fall asleep with the fairy light in lovely beds with family photos on the wall. Your care and cuddles will always be remembered,
Love always Katherine

Grandma,
I will always remember your beautiful soul and cherish our memories we had together. You’ll be forever missed, but I’ll remember the delicious food you made especially the Christmas cake you would make each year. I’ll remember the homemade cards.
Sending all my love for my uncles and auntie at this time ❤️

Love you always 🌻
Amee

My cousin Anne, though we spent so little time with you, I always felt that bond of family. I will miss your Christmas and Birthday letters letting me know what your children and grandchildren were doing. With sympathy to your family on losing such a wonderful lady. Tobina and Tom

Aunty Anne, thank you for the care and love you always showed to me. As a kid, your home was my second home. You fed me, you patched me up and you delivered your sage advice with a wit and humour I will never forget. Thank you for showing me that Art isn’t just for the fleabags at the Uni. An awesome woman who will be so sadly missed by all who were fortunate enough to know her.
Steve.

Sad news of.my second cousin’s passing away. I and my youngest son Adam, 19 will be in Western Australia from 9 to 13 December and had hoped to visit Anne. I was last in touch with her 15 years ago when arranging a surprise 80th for my aunt Sylvia Fisher in England.
If Barbara, Tobina or Christopher will be there then please let me know..