Condolence Book for
Marian Wallace
(née Welch)
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Miss you Mar
Marian,
Friends Forever
Friends Forever
Teresa so sorry for your loss Jimmy healy Scoil mhuire ballincollig
Goodnight Mar ...I will miss you so much x
Marian I will miss our chats about world affairs and Charlie. You were unique.
My deepest sympathy to your adored son Ken and family.
My deepest sympathy to your adored son Ken and family.
Marian I will miss so much our chats ,walks with Charlie, sitting in our gardens with out cup of tea righting all wrongs. Nothing will ever be the same.
To Ken ..your mother loved so much you were her everything ..my deepest to you and her family
Love always Mar.
Jean
To Ken ..your mother loved so much you were her everything ..my deepest to you and her family
Love always Mar.
Jean
Such sad news. My heart goes out to you all. So tragic. Heartfelt thoughts to her boy Ken. Thinking of you all. Much love.
To Marion's family, especially to Ken:
I was shocked and saddened to hear of Marian's passing just today. I remember Marian at school in Cork and she was always warm, friendly and cheery. I had the good fortune to meet up with her a couple of ears ago when I was back in Cork for a Summer holiday. A group of us who were friends at St Angela's, St Patrick's Hill in the late 60's / early 70's had a reunion and we enjoyed a wonderful evening together, reminiscing about our school days and catching about our families. I am so glad to have seen her then - she was as vivacious and as warm and youthful as ever. R.I.P Marian.
Love, Olive.
I was shocked and saddened to hear of Marian's passing just today. I remember Marian at school in Cork and she was always warm, friendly and cheery. I had the good fortune to meet up with her a couple of ears ago when I was back in Cork for a Summer holiday. A group of us who were friends at St Angela's, St Patrick's Hill in the late 60's / early 70's had a reunion and we enjoyed a wonderful evening together, reminiscing about our school days and catching about our families. I am so glad to have seen her then - she was as vivacious and as warm and youthful as ever. R.I.P Marian.
Love, Olive.
Such sad sad news.
Heartfelt sympathies too her son Ken and extended family.
My thoughts are with all her family and especially her friends at Aer Lingus x
Heartfelt sympathies too her son Ken and extended family.
My thoughts are with all her family and especially her friends at Aer Lingus x
I first met Marian , when she became our "new" neighbour , in Belgard Downs , over twenty years ago .
She was the ideal neighbour ; there if you needed any help , witty and friendly and never overbearing .
I loved her gentle mockery of Cork’s poetic – luminaries ; few of whom were aware that she was the sister of one of the City’s greatest writers and lecturers – her late brother ; Robert .
She had an intensity about her , when you spoke to her which I came to appreciate as a deep and thoughtful intelligence .
Conversations , with Marian , could be deep and profound but , invariably, ended in a hearty chuckle .
When we moved , I would regularly see Marian jauntily walking her ever-faithful companion ‘ Charlie ‘ along Rochestown Road .
No small Chihuahua for Marian but a big , sloppy , snugly Labrador !
A wave from the car or a gentle toot of the horn garnered a warm response .
She adored her family , especially Ken .
It is to her family , and wide circle of friends , that I extend my heartfelt sympathy on Marian’s passing .
Perhaps Philip Larkin’s words might offer some comfort ;
‘ What will survive of us is Love ‘.
She was the ideal neighbour ; there if you needed any help , witty and friendly and never overbearing .
I loved her gentle mockery of Cork’s poetic – luminaries ; few of whom were aware that she was the sister of one of the City’s greatest writers and lecturers – her late brother ; Robert .
She had an intensity about her , when you spoke to her which I came to appreciate as a deep and thoughtful intelligence .
Conversations , with Marian , could be deep and profound but , invariably, ended in a hearty chuckle .
When we moved , I would regularly see Marian jauntily walking her ever-faithful companion ‘ Charlie ‘ along Rochestown Road .
No small Chihuahua for Marian but a big , sloppy , snugly Labrador !
A wave from the car or a gentle toot of the horn garnered a warm response .
She adored her family , especially Ken .
It is to her family , and wide circle of friends , that I extend my heartfelt sympathy on Marian’s passing .
Perhaps Philip Larkin’s words might offer some comfort ;
‘ What will survive of us is Love ‘.
My mum, Helen was a great friend of your mom, Marian. Thinking of you Ken at this sad and difficult time.
Ian Casey, Carrigaline
Ian Casey, Carrigaline
Thank you for the great friendship we shared and our late telephone calls. I will never forget you.
A true beauty inside and out.....may you rest in peace my friend of old
Thinking of your boy Ken at this sad time,may he find strength in knowing how much you adored him always.
Thinking of your boy Ken at this sad time,may he find strength in knowing how much you adored him always.
Forty years , and now you are gone in the blink of an eye
No farewell or 'see you soon'
No more talk of Charlie or split shifts
No wide eyed gazes or knowing smiles.
No more chance meetings or waves in traffic.
No more passing memories of 'the way we were '
No more Shandon Boat Club, Cork Con, crashing in my Opel Kadett and Ford Escort
No more wondering why it all was 'done too soon'
Forever More - You were always part of my life,
Forever More - Who knows ?
Rest in Peace . Bim.
No farewell or 'see you soon'
No more talk of Charlie or split shifts
No wide eyed gazes or knowing smiles.
No more chance meetings or waves in traffic.
No more passing memories of 'the way we were '
No more Shandon Boat Club, Cork Con, crashing in my Opel Kadett and Ford Escort
No more wondering why it all was 'done too soon'
Forever More - You were always part of my life,
Forever More - Who knows ?
Rest in Peace . Bim.
So saddened by the news of Marian 's passing ...Mar you were unique ..we had so many laughs together..I will always remember you ..sleep in peace my lovely friend x
Sincerest condolences to Marian's family on her untimely passing.
A vibrant, friendly, and caring person, she was always a pleasure to meet both on board
Aer Lingus flights, and in Douglas engaging in chat over a cup of coffee.
She will be sadly missed by a large circle of friends with whom she shared her love of life.
May she rest in peace.
A vibrant, friendly, and caring person, she was always a pleasure to meet both on board
Aer Lingus flights, and in Douglas engaging in chat over a cup of coffee.
She will be sadly missed by a large circle of friends with whom she shared her love of life.
May she rest in peace.
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