Anne Dorothy Thompson

24th November 1938 - 14th July 2026
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St Theresa of Lisieux Church
40 Perth Street
Invercargill
Wednesday 22 July 2026, 10:30AM

THOMPSON, Anne Dorothy

Died peacefully at Kew Hospital Invercargill on Tuesday 14th July 2026.

Dearly loved wife of the late Gerard.

Much loved mother and mother-in-law of Bridget and Gavin (UK), Elizabeth and Chris Atkinson (partner, Invercargill), Michael (Australia), Paul and Catharine (UK), Simon and Julie (Christchurch), and Matt and Viv (Christchurch). Much loved Nana of Thomas Preddy and Maddie Green (partner) and Michael Preddy and Brianna Dixon (partner), Emma and Sophie Thompson, Ruben and Anya Thompson-Runswick and loved great nana of Arthur and Milla Preddy. Friend of John Preddy.

Loved sister and sister-in-law of Sister Mary Elizabeth OP*, Tom* and Eileen Mackie (Australia), Patricia* and Bob Richards (Canada) and John and Mary Jo Mackie (Canada).

Service and Requiem Mass will be held at St Theresa's Church, 40 Perth Street, Invercargill on Wednesday 22nd July at 10.30am. Burial to be held at Alexandra Cemetery, 54 Ngapara Street, Alexandra,Central Otago on Thursday 23rd July at 1.00pm.

Anne and her family wish to express their grateful thanks to the District Nurses, Healthcare workers, doctors and nurses of Southland, Dunedin and Dunstan Hospitals for their dedicated care and support.

Messages to 350A Herbert Street, Invercargill 9810 or on Anne's tribute page at frasersfunerals.co.nz/tributes (*denotes deceased) 

Messages

Had some great times with Anne (& Gerard). She certainly looked out for Gerard and always welcomed me with a gin.
brian dearden, chch
Anne, we had some great times with you and Gerard in the 1980s before the wheels came off the Tiwai management. Rest in Peace my friend.
Margaret Dolphin, Dunedin
To all of the Thompson family, so sad to hear of Anne’s death - we are all remembering the picnics, the races , the holidays we shared and the support and love we gave each other!
Thinking of you all as you gather to celebrate a life well lived, as we will over here! Love to you all, Gwen, Lindsay and all the Allsopps.
Lindsay & Gwen Allsopp, Melbourne
I felt very sad when I heard of Anne’s passing I met Anne when she was working at James Hargest High School which was many years ago.I met her many times since then and really enjoyed our catch up’s My deepest sympathy to you all
Betty Sinclair, Invercargill