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Elizabeth Stamp
Published on 13/04/2017
STAMP Elizabeth Died on 24th March 2017 in Iffley residential care home, aged 85 years. She will be sadly missed by family, friends and colleagues from Oxfam. Funeral service to take place in Wolvercote cemetery chapel, on Friday 28th April, at 1.30pm. Garden flowers only please, or donations if desired to Oxfam c/o The Co-operative Funeralcare 01865-748855.
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Jenny Pizey
April 27th, 2017
The Pizey family in Hokitika are sad to hear of Elizabeth's passing, we had not heard from her for many years, I don't believe my letters reached her, but a very kind friend who lives in Oxford saw her death notice and let me know.
We met and became friends when Elizabeth came to New Zealand with my father Patrick Lynch, he died in 2012. Elizabeth joined us with great enthusiasm and energy in our busy life with a young family whilst in the midst of building a house!
We later visited Oxford as a family and have fond memories of Elizabeth showing us around, she was a knowledgable and proud guide.
My most significant memory about Elizabeth was her thoughtfulness, I have collected Christmas books for many years and for several years after her visit to New Zealand she continued to look out for (amongst the Oxfam treasure trove!) and send me, a variety of Christmas books, they continue to be part of my special collection.
Rest in peace Elizabeth, we were pleased to have known you, even for such a short time.
Jenny, Mark, Daniella, Rachael and Toby Pizey.
We met and became friends when Elizabeth came to New Zealand with my father Patrick Lynch, he died in 2012. Elizabeth joined us with great enthusiasm and energy in our busy life with a young family whilst in the midst of building a house!
We later visited Oxford as a family and have fond memories of Elizabeth showing us around, she was a knowledgable and proud guide.
My most significant memory about Elizabeth was her thoughtfulness, I have collected Christmas books for many years and for several years after her visit to New Zealand she continued to look out for (amongst the Oxfam treasure trove!) and send me, a variety of Christmas books, they continue to be part of my special collection.
Rest in peace Elizabeth, we were pleased to have known you, even for such a short time.
Jenny, Mark, Daniella, Rachael and Toby Pizey.
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