Cynthia MCCLUSKEY Obituary

McCLUSKEY,
Cynthia Margaret
(nee Moore):
On the 17th June 2023, Cynthia (89 years) passed at Palliser Rest Home, Greytown. She was the beloved wife of James (Jim) Laurence McCluskey. Adored mother of Jamie, Bruce, Amanda, Jonathon and Kate. Loved and cherished Grandmother of Anton, Manawa, Abe, Xavier, Adelaide, Duncan, Zoe, Bella, Eilish, Keira and Brooke. Great-Grandmother of Raukawa, Kaia, Kauri and Great-Great-Grandmother of Kyrie. The family wishes to acknowledge the staff of Palliser for their generous care of Cynthia. The family are holding a private service.

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Published by The Post on Jun. 19, 2023.

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Rebecca Upward

June 23, 2023

Very sad to read this notice in the paper. Lots of fond memories of good times at Fernside and of course the arab horses many many years ago. RIP.

Trudy Meredith

June 21, 2023

Thank you Cynthia for your kindness to us when we arrived at Ulverstone. Trudy and Joe Meredith family. Fly high, fly well..RIP

Liz Schofield

June 20, 2023

Gorgeous Cynthia . Lovely memories of your friendship when I lived in Greytown .
Rest easy my friend .
Liz Schofield .

Grant Alecock and Marcus Darley

June 19, 2023

Dear Jamie & Narn, Bruce & Rose, Amanda & Keith, Jonathon & Tracey, Kate & Tom, and extended family. There are few words that do your mother justice. Unrivaled and inspirational, she was one of the best, and we are so fortunate to have had her in our lives. She will forever be remembered in the highest regard. Much love, Grant and Marcus

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