Death of Vivienne Irene Mary Davies

[amondg]

Vivienne died 6 February 2007 Victoria Australia if I have the right person.

An obituary would help with names of relatives.

She was born in England 1944 maiden name Wright, married 1961 Jones (possibly still living)

divorced went to Australia married Maxwell Thomas Arthur Davies 1976 Greensborough Victoria Australia

 

[mckha489]

Indexed on Ryersons under Wright

WRIGHT   Vivienne Irene Mary   Death notice   06FEB2007   Death   62   at Seymour District Hospital   Herald Sun (Melbourne)   08FEB2007   

[amondg]

Thank you, the name definitely correct.

[mckha489]

Thank you, the name definitely correct.

I can’t see the Herald Sun for that period online.
Perhaps on mIcrofiche at Victoria state library?

[amondg]

Much appreciated but I'm in the USA

[mckha489]

And I am in NZ.  Hopefully someone local might see this.

[judb]

Vivienne's body was cremated:

https://www.gmct.com.au/deceased
VIVIENNE IRENE MARY WRIGHT
Date of birth: 18 March 1944
Cemetery: Fawkner Memorial Park
Service type: Cremated
Date of death: 06 February 2007
Section: Collected
Service date: 12 February 2007

The Section: Collected comment refers to the ashes having been collected, so there must have been someone close enough to her to do this. 

Judith

[judb]

There is a public Ancestry tree with a comment that Vivienne and her first husband had two sons (can PM names if you want) but there's no other information about these boys.

There's some information about Vivienne and her husband Maxwell Davies.

He died 14 February, 1991 and was buried at Fawkner Cemetery. Find-a-Grave has a photo of this MI
https://www.findagrave.com/

There is a Probate summary for Vivienne but no further details available online.
https://prov.vic.gov.au/explore-collection/explore-topic/wills-and-probates

Name:   Vivienne Irene Mary Wright
Death Date:   6 Feb 2007
Death Place:   Seymour
Occupation:   Cook
Grant Date:   4 Jun 2007

Judith

[amondg]

Thanks appreciate the help.

I'll take a look at the tree, maybe there is a clue there