Condolence Book for
Eithne O'CONNELL
(née Leavy)
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On behalf of Shane, Erica, Fiona, Pearse, Oran, Eamon, Louise and I, we send our deepest condolences at this very sad time on the occasion of the passing of Maurice, Carol, Linda and David's mother, Eithne. We share in your sorrow and profound loss and offer our prayers and sincerest thoughts. She exemplified the true spirit of living with her love of life, humour, music and devotion to her family. While she has passed on her memory will live forever with us and take consolation that her spirit is always with you.
Gerald and Louise.
Gerald and Louise.
To my cousins, deeply sorry to hear of Auntie Eithne's death,
She was a fabulous woman, when I was a young girl she dazzled me, she was so elegant kind and listened a lot to a young girls ramblings. So like my father in looks and speech. Iloved to listen to her stories of when they were living in Dundalk.
She passed on to me her love of animal print, which I wear in her honour.
Wonderful lady not many of her ilk.
Much love to Linda, Carol, Maurice, and David. and their families
Cousin Pat. Dundalk
She was a fabulous woman, when I was a young girl she dazzled me, she was so elegant kind and listened a lot to a young girls ramblings. So like my father in looks and speech. Iloved to listen to her stories of when they were living in Dundalk.
She passed on to me her love of animal print, which I wear in her honour.
Wonderful lady not many of her ilk.
Much love to Linda, Carol, Maurice, and David. and their families
Cousin Pat. Dundalk
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