Condolence Book for
Jean O'SULLIVAN
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All of us at UCD in 1973-1976 reading English/French/Spanish/History will remember Jean as a vibrant and colourful young woman in her prime. Lots of fun always in her company - and especially all the wine we drank at the Spanish Society. I followed her later life in Paris from a distance and enjoyed her contribution to 'L'Imaginaire C'est L'Irlande' when I last saw her, sharing her love of that country to this day. How short life is! Nous penserons souvent a elle a l'avenir! Finola
To dear Ruth & family.
My thoughts & sympathy are with you at this sad time. I met Jean only a handful of times but she made a big impression! May she rest in peace.
My thoughts & sympathy are with you at this sad time. I met Jean only a handful of times but she made a big impression! May she rest in peace.
Dear Derry and family,
You are very much in our hearts at this time of your great loss.
Jean put a sparkle on life itself with her boundless vitality, entousiasm and generousity.
Much love from all the Janiers
You are very much in our hearts at this time of your great loss.
Jean put a sparkle on life itself with her boundless vitality, entousiasm and generousity.
Much love from all the Janiers
Des,
So sorry to hear about your loss, our thoughts are with you and your family at this time x
Aoife and Family
So sorry to hear about your loss, our thoughts are with you and your family at this time x
Aoife and Family
Very shocked to hear this news, Jean was so vibrant . My sympathy to her sisters Emer, Ruth and Maeve, my old neighbours from Silchester Park, as well as her family. May she sing in heaven
Dear Derry & Family,
So sorry to hear of Jean's passing, my sincere condolences. I'm so disappointed that I'll be unable to attend the ceremony at the CCI as I'll be in Ireland. Hope to see you in Paris sometime.
Imelda & Alain, Barry & Brendan
So sorry to hear of Jean's passing, my sincere condolences. I'm so disappointed that I'll be unable to attend the ceremony at the CCI as I'll be in Ireland. Hope to see you in Paris sometime.
Imelda & Alain, Barry & Brendan
Sincere sympathies to Maeve & to the entire family on your great loss. In our thoughts and prayers - rest in peace Jean RIP
Beannacht Dé léi.
Dear Derry and family,
I knew Jean since I met her on my first day in a new school, Sacred Heart, Monkstown. She was a very cross six year old that day - I have an abiding memory of her standing on the school steps in the rain whilst we were both waiting to be collected, absolutely refusing to pick up her hankie. Clearly she made a big impact on me! We met up again a couple of years later in Loreto Dalkey and went from there. She is one of the few people I have ever known who was never afraid to have a bash, never worried about what people might think, always full of fun, always generous hearted, always entertaining. In a nutshell, she embodied "joie de vivre". In Paris, she found her spiritual home, and with you, her family, her happiness. We will all feel her loss. Mary Lou x
I knew Jean since I met her on my first day in a new school, Sacred Heart, Monkstown. She was a very cross six year old that day - I have an abiding memory of her standing on the school steps in the rain whilst we were both waiting to be collected, absolutely refusing to pick up her hankie. Clearly she made a big impact on me! We met up again a couple of years later in Loreto Dalkey and went from there. She is one of the few people I have ever known who was never afraid to have a bash, never worried about what people might think, always full of fun, always generous hearted, always entertaining. In a nutshell, she embodied "joie de vivre". In Paris, she found her spiritual home, and with you, her family, her happiness. We will all feel her loss. Mary Lou x
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