Joan Wylde

Joan was a wonderful woman who I had the great privilege of getting to know through her tireless fundraising work with the Irish Hospice Foundation. I enjoyed many cups of tea and conversations with her over the years. She had a fantastic way about her and a great sense of humour. Condolences to her family and many friends. May she rest in peace.

Very sorry to learn of Joan's passing. Sincere sympathies to Ellen and all of Joan's family and friends. All of her Home Support Workers were very fond of her and always enjoyed calling to see her. Rest in Peace Joan

Sincere condolences to the Wylde family and Ellen. So sorry i wasn't here to attend the funeral. I know she was much loved. Rest in peace sweet lady

Deepest sympathy to the Wylde family on Joan's passing. She was a wonderful lady and a great member in Hermitage Golf Club. May she rest in peace.

So sorry to hear of Joan's passing. She was well known and friends with my family all her life

So sorry to hear of Joan's death. I have many great memories of the many golf events she came to support over the years. Condolence to all Joan's family. May she rest in peace.

Deepest sympathy to Joan’s family and friends. Joan was great company on the golf course for many years and made a great contribution to Hermitage.
I’m so sorry I am unable to attend her funeral but will follow it on the webcam.
May she Rest In Peace.

We are so sorry to hear about Joan’s passing. Joan was a wonderful friend to my mum and dad, Frances and Chris and a regular guest at our house over the years. I always enjoyed meeting her and all the conversations we had. I loved her independence, style and joie de vivre. May she rest in peace.
Irma, Fergus, Róise, Luke, and Jude

Deepest sympathy to the wylde family on the death of Joan. May she rest in peace.

Joan was a fantastic woman who I had the privilege of living with during my college years. She was always great company with stories of times gone by and insightful commentary on current affairs, particualrly politics, and she kept her intellect and humour right up until she became unwell recently. She was a cousin and a great friend to my mother, Joan Landy, nee Dalton, who also lived with her when she worked for a time in CIE. I remember Joan visiting us when I was a child with her aunts Madge and Dolly, often coming around Halloween and bringing lots of treats, they were a unique trio. Her house was always our base for visits to Croke Park with plenty of tea and refreshments before and after matches. I remember the great work Joan did for the Irish Cancer Society, always out fundraising on daffodil day and beyond. Joan also loved playing golf with friends at Hermitage golf club where she was a respected Lady Captain. Joan was the model for female independence with an education, a career, a leader in her community, with a fabulous network of peers and friends. She was elegant, intelligent, resilient, assertive, sometimes authoritative, and always warm and generous. I am proud to have known her and to have had her as a guest of honour when I graduated from University. Thanks to Ellen and Maura for the fantastic care and friendship provided to her. Joan will always be fondly remembered by the Landy and Dalton families. May she rest in peace.