Margaret LESTER-WELCH Obituary

To Tony and family
Thinking of you all at this sad time

Tony, Joanne, Craig and family,
Please accept my sympathy on your loss of such an amazing lady. I first met Margaret at vet school and realised instantly this vibrant, sporty, smart and independent woman was going to be a good friend.
Margaret had a very positive and fun loving personality which served her well after her accident.
it was a privilege to know her and remember the fun times we had together. I have great admiration for what she achieved during her life. I am sure you are all immensely proud when you reflect and celebrate her life.
Much love to you all,

Lynda

Tony, Joanne and Craig and families
Thinking of you and sending big hugs and love.
Pamela

Dear Tony and your family

Margaret was an inspiration to us with her can do attitude to achieve in her life. We enjoyed the conversations that were straight up and the fun she could be. Her knowledge on veterinary health was outstanding to listen to. Sadly we lost touch over the last few years as life moves along but Margaret's determination will remain in our memories. May Margaret rest in love and peace.

Tony, Joanne and Craig, I am so sorry for your loss. I have fond memories of Margaret during my primary school days with Joanne. Sending my love to you all x

Tony, Joanne and Craig please accept my sincere condolences to you. You are right when you say she was a strong-willed person - definitely was at Central Taranaki RDA when I was there

Central Taranaki Riding for the Disabled send their heartfelt condolences to Tony, Joanne and Craig and families. It is with sadness we reminisce on our memories of Margaret and the inspiration she was for our volunteers at RDA. Margaret coached our riders sometimes from horseback and other times from her walker. She always hoped there would be a little spare time between lessons for a short ride!
She was in her happy place working with horses and the riders who attended RDA

So sorry to hear of Margaret´s passing I remember the Bird Road coffee morning days when our children were preschool ages and Margaret would attend regularly RIP