Condolence Book for
Maureen O'NEILL
(née Grennan)
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Sincere condolences all Mrs O Neill's family. Miss Grennan ( as she was known to us) was my first teacher in Rolestown school. She was a kind and gentle person and is still very fondly remembered by quite a few of her past pupils to whom I have spoken recently. May she rest in peace
Maura Daly
Maura Daly
Dear Ann, Shona and Jill, My deepest sympathy to all of you on the death of your amazing mother Maureen.
She was a lucky lady to have such a wonderful family xxx
She was a lucky lady to have such a wonderful family xxx
Dear Shona, I recall many happy days hanging about with you and our pals in Beech Park a long time ago and yet so recent in memory. I've just heard about your Mum passing away and I wanted to send you my deepest sympathy on your loss. I wish I was making contact with you under happier circumstances, but I wanted to pass on my condolences once I heard the news. - Best regards, Michael
So sorry Jill and Ann (and extended family) to hear of the passing of your Mum. My Deepest Condolences. May she Rest In Peace.
Deepest Sympathy to you all Mrs O'Neill was such a wonderful kind person. Always loved our chats in the Pharmacy.
You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Shirley. (ex Foxrock pharmacy)
You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Shirley. (ex Foxrock pharmacy)
Ah Maureen, the world is a little gloomier without you, your open-hearted welcome and sunny, twinkle-eyed smile, but we will never forget you - or your breakfasts. With so much love.
Dearest Maureen,
Wonderful to have known you, and all your family on your visits to Hong Kong. Fond memories of dinners in the Willow Room at the Cricket Club. Farewell to a wonderful woman, the Dowager Lady Easkmore. Rest peacefully , as you departed, always!
Much love from the Candy family.
Wonderful to have known you, and all your family on your visits to Hong Kong. Fond memories of dinners in the Willow Room at the Cricket Club. Farewell to a wonderful woman, the Dowager Lady Easkmore. Rest peacefully , as you departed, always!
Much love from the Candy family.
So sorry to hear of the passing of mrs o neill a wonderful teacher who taught me in the 70s,i have never forgot her.RIP Mrs O Neill xxx
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