Goodbye

Tasha and I were having a "Girls Day" today and just after we arrived at the shopping centre at Shellharbour my mobile started to ring.... It was one of those calls that was expected but that doesn't make it any easier.

Anyone who has ever met Harriet will totally understand when I say that she was a woman who was happy with who she was. She had no time for pretences. She was a farm woman and was content to be with her alpacas. She was a loving, caring mother who adored her family and would fight viciously for what she believed would be best for her loved ones.

She taught me what it was like to just be who you are and not to worry about the petty judgements of others. She accepted people for who they are not for what they could do for her. She had a smile that would light up her face and believed the best in everyone. Harriet you will be greatly, greatly missed. The world has lost an amazing treasure.