Condolence Book for
Colette MORAN
(née Barry)
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Remembering fondly a lady of poise and grace, a teacher, a mentor, a friend to many. She will forever be remembered as "Mama" Moran by the countless number of past students ('her girls'),. Her attention to detail, her genuine pleasure in our success, her words of wisdom in times of strife and her ability to correct you in a manner that you were half way home before you realised you were chastised endeared her to many. May she enjoy eternal rest with her beloved husband and daughter.
I wish to offer my sincere condolences to Michele, Barry and Andrea. I have very fond memories of your Mother
Mrs Moran who taught me in St Joseph’s Secondary School. I always admired her teaching skills but above all I loved her sense of style and her lovely pearls.
May she Rest in Peace
Carmel Amelia Caulfield
Kilcolman and Longford
Mrs Moran who taught me in St Joseph’s Secondary School. I always admired her teaching skills but above all I loved her sense of style and her lovely pearls.
May she Rest in Peace
Carmel Amelia Caulfield
Kilcolman and Longford
R.I.P. Mrs Moran. always remembered as a great teacher. A genuine lady. the last time we met was at the St Josephs convent reunion mass. thinking of all her family.
Our sincere sympathy to the family on the death of Mrs Moran . She taught my three daughters who remember her with great fondness , She was a kind and elegant lady who will be sadly missed .
Our sincere sympathy on the death of your dear mother Colette RIP
We remember her as a capable and strong woman, who coped very well with all of life's challenges.
She was a welcoming and gracious lady at all times and we enjoyed her many visits with your Dad in Rantogue.
We regret that we are unable to be present, but our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time.
May her gentle soul rest in peace.
We remember her as a capable and strong woman, who coped very well with all of life's challenges.
She was a welcoming and gracious lady at all times and we enjoyed her many visits with your Dad in Rantogue.
We regret that we are unable to be present, but our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time.
May her gentle soul rest in peace.
My sincere condolences to Michele, Andrea and Barry on the passing of your wonderful Mother Colette. A wonderful lady with similar trade as my own , she encouraged and inspired me greatly in former years and was loyal with her Christmas cards every year until her final illness in her beautiful handwriting. May you be inspired by her fortitude and strength, and keep her memory alive in your own courage in life now as it presents. She lived gracefully and is among the fine women I remember in Ballagh. As I am unwell myself presently I regret I cannot be present but will be remembering with gratitude . Anne Rogers ( Mrs Hunts daughter! )
So sorry to hear of Colette's passing and my sincere condolences to her family at this sad time
She was my domestic science teacher in St Joseph's secondary school in the sixties
She taught me everything I know in the kitchen
She often sent me down to her house for requisites
She was a real lady .May she rest in peace
She was my domestic science teacher in St Joseph's secondary school in the sixties
She taught me everything I know in the kitchen
She often sent me down to her house for requisites
She was a real lady .May she rest in peace
Sincere sympathy to you Michelle Barry and Andrea. R. I. P. Mrs. Moran. She was a lady, great teacher, and so gentle. I remember going to the house to play with you Michelle and she was always so welcoming. You will always be remembered as a great Domestic Science teacher
Rest in peace.
Rest in peace.
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