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Karen Amy KATENE-GRIFFITH

Karen KATENE-GRIFFITH Obituary

Passed away peacefully, surrounded by whānau, at Jack Inglis Aged Care, Motueka, following a short illness. Loving wife of Gary of 55 years. Devoted mother and mother-in-law of Dion and Donna. Cherished Nana Blackie of Lexie and JD. The family would like to thank all the staff at Nelson Public Hospital and Jack Inglis Aged Care for their loving care. A private cremation has taken place.


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Published by Nelson Mail on Feb. 7, 2025.

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Tracey Clemett

February 13, 2025

Thinking of you Gary, Dion, Donna and family. Karen was an amazing person always up for a good chat my deepest condolences xxx

Tania Sisson

February 10, 2025

Karen had such a beautiful smile, and glowing personality. She will be sadly missed by her far out and friends thinking of you all love Tania Sisson/Duncan

Rhyll Hawthorne

February 10, 2025

Very sad to read of Karen having passed away.
A good work mate with lots of laughter
To the whanau I send deepest condolences

Helene & Warwick Burke

February 9, 2025

Our deepest sympathy to Gary & Dion & family in your very sad loss of Karen Thinking of you all Love from Warwick Helene Burke & family

Suanne Brand

February 9, 2025

Karen, was a friend and always happy to have a chat. She will be sadly missed. We send, Heartfelt Sympathy from Kay Boyce, and Sue Boyce/ Brand

Jim Reid

February 9, 2025

Gary and family
We too know your pain...
Karen remains in all our hearts...

Sue Dudley

February 8, 2025

It was such a shock to hear of Karen's death. She was a good friend . Hid her pain and illness well . Sincere condolences to Gary , Dion , Donna and children

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