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Te Omanga Hospice directors Max and Marion Cooper retire.
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DescriptionPrinted in colour in the 'Leader' on November 12, 1997.
The couple had founded Australasia's first community hospice, and would continue as trustees. They were presented with a copy of 'Upper Hutt - the History' at a gathering attended by members of the hostage's local support group.
A Miss Marion Cooper had taken over as acting principal nurse at Elderslea in March 1982.
Date TakenNovember 1997
The couple had founded Australasia's first community hospice, and would continue as trustees. They were presented with a copy of 'Upper Hutt - the History' at a gathering attended by members of the hostage's local support group.
A Miss Marion Cooper had taken over as acting principal nurse at Elderslea in March 1982.
Date TakenNovember 1997Part of
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Reference1997 11 12 1FormatColour printSize152 x 100 mm
FormatColour printSize152 x 100 mmScanned byDon McLeod
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