Our dearly beloved Lorna died in the arms of her loving family on the evening of 2nd December 2025.
Loved wife of Ron (dec).
Adored mother of Jon and Mark, mother-in-law to Nina and Zanna, grandmother to Leo.
Life, Faith, Hope, Love.
A service of Thanksgiving for Lorna’s life will be held in the Uniting Church, Lyttleton Street, Castlemaine
on Thursday 11th December at 2.00pm.
Following this service the cortege will leave for the Castlemaine Cemetery.
If you wish to join us at the service via livestream,
please return to the home page of this website and click on the livestream button.
The service will be live approximately 5 - 10 minutes prior to commencing.
Lorna's family would love for you to wear something light/bright/colourful/floral to the service.
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So sorry to hear of Lorna’s passing.
Lorna as a gentle soul, a vigorous gardener and a wonderful companion to Ron.
Lorna’s sense of humour and fun was so very kind and friendly.
Lorna’s voice was so warm and unforgettable.
I valued the many opportunities to visit Lorna’s garden and appreciated her skill at placing and nurturing plants.
I am sure that my own garden is the better for the hints given by Lorna.
A great example of faith.
Sincere sympathy to all of her family.
George Milford
Dear Lorna, our kind and gentle neighbour for many years.
Your beautiful creamy creeper still grows in my garden.
Lynne Jolly
Our world has now lost two beautiful sisters who gave so much love and wisdom to our lives.
Reunited with Alison and Ron to chat all day long.
We will miss you Lorna.
Sending our love to John, Mark, Nina and Leo.
Rob, Trish, Lachie and Jimmy Whiteley
For several years Lorna and Ron were my neighbours as well as dear mentors and examples of faith beautifully and truly lived out each day.
I have fond memories of cups of tea, cake and biscuits shared, walks in Lorna’s garden and deep discussions on faith and life.
I am forever grateful for their love and support.
Sending my love and sympathy to Mark, Jon and families.
Jenny Horner
Jon and Mark,
So sad to hear of your mum’s death and I extend love and condolences to you and your family as you live on with fond memories of a wonderful lady.
As a neighbour for a brief time she was gracious and I enjoyed time in her special garden.
I visited Lorna only a few weeks ago.
She was charming, whimsical and so easy to chat with.
She was was clearly proud of her family and spoke fondly of Leo.
Love Margaret Naughton