Condolence Book for
Mary Joe O'Dea
(née McDonagh)
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To PJ and family, sorry for your loss she truly was a lovely lady
Sincere sympathy on the passing of Mary Joe. May she rest in peace.
I am so sorry for your loss PJ and family. You and Mary Joe were always so kind and welcomed us with open arms, as did her mother before her, when my mother first, and miraculously, located the O'Dea - McDonagh family (as McGrath had been the family name but the boys had all immigrated) on our first visit to Ireland almost 50 years ago. You and Mary Joe welcomed us back many times since that first Easter dinner! You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Condolences to the O'Dea and McDonagh families on the passing Mary Joe R.I.P. from Pat Ruane (Waterloo).
Sincere condolence to the O Dea family on the death of Mary, she was amazing lady, always had a kind word, and a smile for everyone. Ar dheis De go raibh a hanam.
Sincere condolences on the death of Mary Jo. May she Rest In Peace
Martin and Mary Regan and girls.
Martin and Mary Regan and girls.
PJ & Family
Deepest and most sincere sympathy to you all on the passing of dear Mary Joe; May she Rest in Peace with her beloved Denise.
Words seen so feeble in moments like this; life is so precious and death comes like a thief - love is a bond that death cannot part – gone from our sight, but held for ever in our hearts. Anne
Deepest and most sincere sympathy to you all on the passing of dear Mary Joe; May she Rest in Peace with her beloved Denise.
Words seen so feeble in moments like this; life is so precious and death comes like a thief - love is a bond that death cannot part – gone from our sight, but held for ever in our hearts. Anne
I’m so sorry for your loss your mum was a inspiration in everything she said and done.
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