Joanne Nicole Peters

Also known as "Jo"

22 June 197621 April 2024

Born 22/6/1976. Passed away peacefully in Hospice on 21st April 2024 with her brother Jamie at her side. Dearly loved Partner of Riki and mother of Jasper and Amelie and step mum to Xyon. Dearly loved and adored daughter of Barbara and Allen and much-loved brother of Jamie and his family, Sonya, Cooper, Alex, Grayson and Amelia. Much loved by all her extended family, Liza, Aroha, Hannah and Indie.

A true and much loved friend of many.

Joanne will be farewelled at Dil's Hibiscus Chapel, 48 Waiora Road, Stanmore Bay on Friday 26th April at 11am. A live stream of the service will be available at https://share.funeral.stream/9KwIV Tributes to Joanne can also be made here.

Funeral service held at Dil's Funeral Services Hibiscus Coast

Tributes

To Barbie, Al and Whanua I’m sorry to hear about the loss of your daughter Jo.. Wow the tributes made during her service. Sounds like a remarkable woman. ! Cherish the memories. My thoughts are with you all. Maureen

Maureen Hooper

Thinking of your whanau right now and sending love and strength for the road ahead navigating life without your beautiful Jo. What a huge loss for you all. Such a lovely kind person that was always so happy. She was one of the good ones. Lots of love Monica

Monica paterson

Jamie, Barbs & Alan, My deepest condolences to you all during this time. Jo was one of the kindest you could meet and I hope today is a way of remembering those memories you will hold forever.

Brad McMahon

We are truly sorry to hear about the loss of Joanne, our deepest condolences to you all and your whanau durning this difficult time. May you find comfort in the loving memories you shared with her and the strength in the support of those around you. Sending you our heartfelt thoughts, love Pete, Michelle & Remyxx

Le Long family

Jamie, Our hearts are with you and the family at this time. Such a sad and premature ending to Jo’s story, but each chapter sounds like it was filled with love and adventure with many cherished memories

Sam Rogers

She was the loveliest friend. Always there to encourage your dreams, and she subtly made them feel not only attainable, but effortless. I will miss her, and she will remain in my heart forever. All my love to her family and countless number of friends. We are all better for her being in this world. Her indelible spirit and joy for life, will live on. May she be at peace. ❤️

Bonnie Chu

oh -Mate! I'm going to miss you. At a loss for words knowing that there are no words to capture your spirit and love of life. Your attitude and charm, contagious passion for adventure will never be forgotten. Not a dull moment when I was with you. I feel so lucky to have you in my life and share as many adventures and laughs as we did. Twenty-five of the United States we crossed together- flat tires, empty gas tanks, scammed hotel rooms, surviving storms we weren't sure we'd survive, immigration inspections, making promises we may or may not have kept. We created memories that will be cherished for a lifetime. Jo was a friend who never judged or faltered. A friend who was always willing, always kind and polite, never rushed or impatient, not worried about much, just along for the ride. The kind of friend you always want around. The kind of friend we all strive to be. Her creativity continually amazed me, as did her athleticism. t's been an honor to see these qualities shine in both Millie and Jasper. Jo taught me to snowboard and skateboard, how to hustle a pool table, how to laugh at my own foolishness, how to enjoy a chocolate bar without guilt and how to love fearlessly. I feel truly honored to have known Jo and had the chance to love her as only a best friend can. To watch her grow and mature and fall in love with Rikki and make a beautiful family with a warm and inviting home brings me peace and happiness. Jo watched my husband and I fall in love, as she laughed and loved with us. She was there on our first dates and our first adventures together. As she enjoyed telling, we tried more than once to kick her out of our tent. She and William share a birthday, shared a room, she was a bridesmaid in our wedding on this very day, 23 years ago. Somehow it seems fitting. A true friend Jo was and missed she will be! An inspiration to everyone that knew her.

Holly Mcculloch

Jamie, My sincere condolences to you, your parents Barbara and Allen, and Joanne’s kids and partner on this very sad occasion. I know how close you are to Joanne. You always spoke so highly of your sister and are so proud of her. She will be greatly missed. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam.

Mark McGreal

Dearest Joanne, Thank you for your warmth and laughter. We shared some great laughs and adventures in our youth. You are loved by so many and you fought an incredible fight but may you now be at peace. I know you want us all to honor your memory by continuing on with warmth laughter and creativity in our hearts . It won’t be easy for those closest to you but we will shine on as best we can.

Mitchell Avison

My thoughts are with Barb Allen and Jamie Every time I met Joanne the room always was full of sunshine and warmth. Now she will light up the sky at night and the warm the depth of our hearts forever. Steve

Steve White

Our very deepest sympathy is extended to all the family. The world changes from year to year, our lives from day to day, but the love and beautiful memories of Joanne will never pass away. RIP.

Carol & Tony Purvis

Dear Barbara, Allen and family Sincere condolences Love Paddy Bayley

Paddy Bayley (nee Tilson)

Dear Peters family So sorry to here of the passing of Joanne .love hugs to Barbara and Alan and Joanne's family Kath Lambourn via Neil

Kath Lambourn (nee Montgomerie)

So sad... our condolences to all the family ...my heart goes out to Barbara, Alan, Jamie and Joannes partner and children. with much love, Mary Bingham via Neil

Mary Bingham (nee Montgomerie)

Dear Barbara and Allen and family Our thoughts and prayers are with you all on the passing of Joanne. With much love Yvonne, Bev & Gay (the Lynam girls) - via Neil

Yvonne, Bev and Gay (Barb's cousins nee Lynam)

Dearest Jose You have fought a brave battle for the last 3 years. We know it has been hard for you and also for Riki, Jasper and Amelie. Your mum and dad have done awesome work in supporting you. Jose, you are now at rest in that magical place - along with your grandparents, uncles, auntie and cousin. You will be able to help Nana Monty with her crocheting and show her all your new macrame work. Perhaps tell Grandad Monty not to put sugar on his ice-cream too!! Tell them too of Jasper's art and Amelie's sporting achievements. Perhaps you will have runny jam on toast as you use to when you and Jamie came down to stay on the farm at Greytown. You will be missed but when we look up at the sky at night and see the brightest star we will know that it will be you. Moe mai ra e te wahine toa Arohanui Uncle Neil and Greg

Neil and Greg Montgomerie-Crowe

Dearest Barbara Allen and Family.Thinking of you all at this very sad time.. Our deepest sympathy to you all.Lots of love to you Barbara and Allen. From Helen and Max.

Helen Christina McCone
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