Condolence Book for
Mary Smyth
(née Brennan)
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Sorry to hear of Marys death.May she rest in peace.
The minute we moved into Farrenboley, Mary welcomed us into the neighbourhood and into her life. She was much more than a neighbour over the 28 years we knew her. She was a friend, family to my husband Andy, our son Quentin and myself, and she was a constant support in times of need.
She looked after our house and our numerous cats. Mary loved animals and I would often hear her talking to her dog.
She was like a mother to me after I had my horse riding accident and could hardly move, and again when I had a burnout a few years ago.
Mary genuinely cared about people and always had time to listen and to talk. She loved when you called to the house for a chat. She would always laugh and have a funny story to tell you.
With Mary gone, it is a bit of Farrenboley gone as well. She was born there and knew the people, the houses, the history, the way things used to be and the way things started to change.
Mary often told me that you never knew what was around the corner and life was strange. "It is best" she would say, "to enjoy what you have while you can."
One thing I know is that Farrenboley Park will never be the same without Mary, but we will always remember her.
Goodbye Mary, merci pour tout, thank you for everything.
She looked after our house and our numerous cats. Mary loved animals and I would often hear her talking to her dog.
She was like a mother to me after I had my horse riding accident and could hardly move, and again when I had a burnout a few years ago.
Mary genuinely cared about people and always had time to listen and to talk. She loved when you called to the house for a chat. She would always laugh and have a funny story to tell you.
With Mary gone, it is a bit of Farrenboley gone as well. She was born there and knew the people, the houses, the history, the way things used to be and the way things started to change.
Mary often told me that you never knew what was around the corner and life was strange. "It is best" she would say, "to enjoy what you have while you can."
One thing I know is that Farrenboley Park will never be the same without Mary, but we will always remember her.
Goodbye Mary, merci pour tout, thank you for everything.
Mary was like someone from our family, always ready to help.
She babysat our cats too many times not to mention our son Quentin on occasion when he was small.
When we would return from being away our fridge would never be empty.Eggs, milk and bread would always have been recently purchased.
We could take her car whenever needed.
You were so caring and concerned with what was happening in the world Mary.
You will be really missed.
Bye Mary.
She babysat our cats too many times not to mention our son Quentin on occasion when he was small.
When we would return from being away our fridge would never be empty.Eggs, milk and bread would always have been recently purchased.
We could take her car whenever needed.
You were so caring and concerned with what was happening in the world Mary.
You will be really missed.
Bye Mary.
I will always treasure my memory when Mary travelled with me over to Italy to visit my Aunt Berni who lived outside Venice at the time, we had such a giggle on our trip away. Marys laugh was infectious and so very heart warming. God bless to Sean and her family and friends. Keeping you all in my prayers and thoughts at this time.
How do I say goodbye to someone that was such an important part of my life
So many chats so many stories so many laughs
Thank you for your kindness and thoughtfulness and above all, your friendship
I will miss you xx
So many chats so many stories so many laughs
Thank you for your kindness and thoughtfulness and above all, your friendship
I will miss you xx
Very sorry to hear of the passing of Mary, lovely memories of growing up in Farrenboley, condolences to the Brennan and Smith family, Rest in Peace Mary. Nellie Sheridan.
What a lovely lady ! I will miss the laughs and her caring spirit , condolences to her family
Our family has lost a truly special person.
From Perth, we're holding everyone close in our thoughts and prayers.
Her memory will live on in every story, every smile, and every moment she shared with us.
I’ll miss our phone calls and the way we could talk about anything and everything.
Rest in peace, our lovely Mary.
Love Joe, Kay, Craig and Aleana Brennan (Perth, Western Australia)
From Perth, we're holding everyone close in our thoughts and prayers.
Her memory will live on in every story, every smile, and every moment she shared with us.
I’ll miss our phone calls and the way we could talk about anything and everything.
Rest in peace, our lovely Mary.
Love Joe, Kay, Craig and Aleana Brennan (Perth, Western Australia)
Sincere condolences to Seán on the death of Mary. Níl sí imithe uainn, níl sí ach imithe romhainn.
Condolences to Sean Joe Kay and family on the passing of Mary May she rest in peace
The Banks family (Perth Australia)
The Banks family (Perth Australia)
Farewell Lovely Lady
Such a kind and thoughtful person
You will be so missed xx
Such a kind and thoughtful person
You will be so missed xx
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