Fiona Walker

22nd January 1968 - 13th May 2025
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J Fraser and Sons Chapel
corner Esk and Doon Streets
Invercargill
Saturday 17 May 2025, 10:00AM
Open live stream

WALKER, Fiona
After a courageous journey with cancer, Fiona passed away at home peacefully surrounded by her family on Tuesday the 13th of May 2025.

Dearly loved and adored wife of Iain Walker. Compassionate and caring mum & mother-in-law of Becca Walker, Megan and Bradley Leslie.

Cherished daughter of Nancy & Bill Munro and Daughter in Law to Robert & Alexa Walker. Sister & Sister-in-law to Heather & Dennis Bryce, Derek & Lorna Walker.

Auntie to Alexander & Jessica Bryce, Mark & Amy Walker. Cousin to Bobby, Margaret, Lindsay and Jonathan. Loved by all the fur babies Maggie, Nala, Daisy and Toby.

The family would like to thank all the Hospice, District Nursing, Healthcare NZ Staff, and her Oncology team for all the support and care they provided Fiona with. A service for Fiona will be held on Saturday the 17th of May at 10am in J Fraser and Sons Chapel, Corner Esk and Doon Street Invercargill.

Messages to 65 O’Byrne Place or to Fiona’s tribute page at frasersfunerals.co.nz/tributes where the livestream link for this service will be available.

Messages

Iain and family
So sorry to read about Fiona's passing - our thoughts are with you at this sad time - take care
Cheryl DeClifford, Invercargill
I used to work with Fiona at McIntyre's, she had a witty sense of humour, calming nature and an all round wonderful person. My sincere condolences to all her family.
Rochelle, Invercargill
I have many lovely memories, a weekend in Inverary, our girls been besties, being told that Becca was on the way. Then been delighted but sad at the same time that you were all moving to " As far away as you could possibly get" We spent happy hours . I kept thinking of you all last year. I was on the same soil as you guys. Unfortunately too far away (Blenheim) to visit. I wish you all strength and love at this really sad time.
Zoe Ireland , Perth