Condolence Book for
Joseph and Sarah Anne O'CONNELL
(née Coleman)
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Sincere sympathy to the O'Connell & Coleman families. May they both rest in peace. Our thoughts are with you all at this difficult time.
So sorry for losing Anne and Joe. They were both a pleasure to be around. Anne was a fun and positive influence at soccer. I think of her every time I play and remember her passion and enthusiasm for the things and people she loved.
Sincerest sympathies to the Coleman and O'Connell families. We have those wonderful personal and sporting memories. What a pleasure it was to stay with at your wonderful home in Kerry. Our thoughts and prayers will remain with your family.
May they rest in peace.
Thoughts and prayers are with both familes at this sad time.
Thoughts and prayers are with both familes at this sad time.
God Bless you all. Anne was an amazing woman and will be greatly missed by all who were blessed to know her.
I'm so glad I had the oportunity to share stories with her. She was assigned to some of the toughest of the tough kids in the building but always had a sence of humor and treated each student with the utmost respect. Anne knew that her students came from rough backgrounds and always provided an open ear and honest answers to their questions.
A great example of Anne's humor is her response to an end of the year questioneer. We were asked what kind of student we like to work with best (medically fragile, autistic, learning disabled, emotional...).Anne and I looked at each other and laughed... her students tended to have MAJOR attendence issues so at the same time we decided she should answer that she simply wanted to work with students who attend on a regular basis and draw a nice big smile behind her answer. We laughed for days as did others in our office.
I know that nothing I say or do will ever make the pain go away but please do know that you are not alone .
Please feel free to reach out to your Madison "family" if there are things you need.
God bless
I'm so glad I had the oportunity to share stories with her. She was assigned to some of the toughest of the tough kids in the building but always had a sence of humor and treated each student with the utmost respect. Anne knew that her students came from rough backgrounds and always provided an open ear and honest answers to their questions.
A great example of Anne's humor is her response to an end of the year questioneer. We were asked what kind of student we like to work with best (medically fragile, autistic, learning disabled, emotional...).Anne and I looked at each other and laughed... her students tended to have MAJOR attendence issues so at the same time we decided she should answer that she simply wanted to work with students who attend on a regular basis and draw a nice big smile behind her answer. We laughed for days as did others in our office.
I know that nothing I say or do will ever make the pain go away but please do know that you are not alone .
Please feel free to reach out to your Madison "family" if there are things you need.
God bless
What a pleasure it was for me and my family to have known two wonderful people - we had so many laughs and good times - Anne and Joe will be forever remembered in our family. God bless and may the love and warmth of their families and friends engulf Sarah, Coleman and Maeve, and guide them though their journey of life.
xxx
Pauline, James and Ryan... (Kerry)
xxx
Pauline, James and Ryan... (Kerry)
Thinking and praying for you all at this time. Feeling your pain. xxx
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