Lorna LANGFORD Obituary

Always loved our catch ups on our 2 yearly trips to Takaka.As a youngster my father and mother always did a yearly trip to see Launa at the shop a favourite memory as a child and in later years our catch ups on the phone.

The Scrimgeour family joins you in thought as you honour Lorna tomorrow.
We have such good memories of her involvement in many different activities.

Dear Aunty Lorna - there are so many things I will miss now that you are gone. No more songs or poems, no more genealogy lessons and no more long chats and laughter on the phone. You will always be remembered with much love from your 'Lass' xoxo

Deepest sympathies to the Langford families from Nigel, Marie, Amelia and Sarah Allan and their families

Sorry I can't make it to join the celebration of Lorna's life. She was a true New Zealand icon.
With her post office, her store full of hidden gems, her pinnies, her smiling face and her stories.

Dear Lorna, a wonderful sister-in-law, your stories and love will always be remembered. Julia

So sorry to here of the passing of this lovely lady. Another treasure gone.
Carole and Leigh

Always remember her smile and our delight at biking to the Bainham store for lollies! Those were the days.
Condolences to you all,
Penny Blois(nee Simkin)

Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever. We will greatly miss seeing you on our annual visits.

A very special person who impacted on so many of us. Thank you for sharing your vast knowledge of the history of Bainham and the laughs about life in general.

Deepest sympathy to you all ,Nola & Robin Andreassend .

A very gracious woman. Rest well Lorna.

Lorna the lady in the pinny behind the counter with the amazing jars of lollies. A lot of happy memories. Linda Langford

A lovely lady will be missed my sympathy to the families