Condolence Book for
Gertie (Nanny) Kearney
(née Matthews)
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Deepest Sympathy to the Kearney and Matthews families on the death of Gertie. I have fond memories of my time spent in Drogheda with my cousins.
I just want to pay my respects to all of you on your sad loss. I always think of Aunty Gertie as having a smile on her face, I remember the summer not long before Dad passed away and Jim and Gertie spent a lot of time with him and Mam and Dad and Miriam stayed out at their caravan and it was so nice to see them relaxed and enjoying each others company and those memories meant so much when they were both gone so soon afterwards. I hope all your memories of your lovely Mam help you through the difficult time ahead and apologies that I could not be home to express my condolences in person.
Sincere sympathy to Eugene and Mark
Our sincerest sympathies to you all on your loss
Deepest sympathy on the passing of Gertie ( Nannie). My boys have great memories of her in playschool.x from Claire ,Michael, Thomas, Shaun and oisin.
Sincere sympathy to Bernard, Trisha and your family , thinking of you.
Deepest Sympathies to the Kearney & Matthews families on the death of Gertie. R.I.P.
My uncle Seamus Blake was married to Carmel Matthews and i have fond memories of meeting Gertie.
Olive McGuinness, Duleek.
My uncle Seamus Blake was married to Carmel Matthews and i have fond memories of meeting Gertie.
Olive McGuinness, Duleek.
Deepest sympathy at this sad time.
Deepest sympathy and fond memories of a lovely Lady, R.I.P
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