Sheila CORLESS

Sending all our love and thoughts to all the Corless family for the loss of Auntie Sheila.
We loved Sheila coming to York and spending time with her sister, our mum Kitty. She was such a character, made us laugh and always great at keeping us up to date with any news from across the sea. All our love the Heslop Family

Mollie and Martin,
We have wonderful memories of visiting Martin’s parent’s grave and Molly’s with you and Sheila. She was a woman of her own mind, outspoken, opinionated, regimented and tenacious. She supported us during my chemotherapy with her love and support. She was a special person and one we will never forget. Thank you both for sharing her with us. We will tend to her and Molly’s grave as well as your parents when we’re there next month. We honor our friendship with you, Mollie and Martin, as well as our respect for Sheila and Mr. and Mrs. Corless in tidying their grave. We love you. Xo

I knew Sheila from St Damian’s Simmonscourt Road many years ago and talked to her in recent times by phone. She was a very dedicated woman to the Poor Clare’s and made sure things ran smoothly. My sincerest condolences to her family.

We got to know Sheila when visiting a family member on the 3 rd Floor , Holy Family Residence .
She was a most sincere , caring and straight talking lady that represented everything that is good about her generation . We will miss her chirpy hellos and goodbyes on our visits and regrettably we are away and unable to pay our respects in person
Our condolences to the family and RIP to a very nice and good lady

To David, Anne and extended family, so sorry to hear of the passing of your aunt Sheila, may she rest in eternal peace.

Im very sad to hear the news of Sheila passing.I got to know Sheila from coming in to Marks & Spencer.She was a beautiful lady.xx

Our sincere condolences to our dear friends, Martin and Mollie and to the extended Corless family. We so hope you cherish the fond memories made together. Every moment matters. Will fondly recall some of your wonderful outings with Sheila especially these past few years. What an inspiration and example her legacy continues to nurture. With love to you, M&M, and to Mick’s and Jack’s and all your family, from the Lonergan Erickson clan.

I'm so very sad to hear of Sheila's passing. Iv known Sheila for 45years we worked together many years ago in Guiney's and kept in touch throughout the years. She was a beautiful lady and a pleasure to have known. Rest in peace my friend. My sincere condolences to all her family x Tina

Sincere sympathy to Sheila's family and friends. Worked with Sheila way back. Sheila was a great worker and always spoke lovingly about her family. May she rest in peace.

Sheila was a constant friend and neighbour in Sandymount. I have very fond memories of all the years we spent talking in the kitchen. She was the very best of us and will be missed. All our love and condolences to the family at this sad time. Mary & family in No. 28.

Dear Martin, Mollie, and the whole Corless Family,
Sending you our deepest condolences for the loss of your beloved Sheila. I wish we were able to meet her. She sounds like a very special person.
Martin, we know the power of loving an Aunt, they are unique gifts to the world. Thinking of you.
Love, your nieces, Meghan & Keeley

Dearest Martin,

We’re so sorry to learn of the passing of your Aunt Sheila. We will keep her and all of the Corless’s in our thoughts and prayers and light a candle at mass this Sunday. May God’s love keep Sheila in His loving arms.

Ava, Kim, and Shamus

Condolences to David and family on the death of Aunty Shelia. She was a beautiful soul and a real lady. It was our privilege to have known her.

My condolences to the Corless family on the sad loss of Sheila. May she Rest in Peace.

You were a very special lady Sheila. Your prayers when Paul was ill were heard and gave us the strength to get through it. You will never be forgotten. Rest in peace.

My thoughts and prayers are with you, Martin.

I was sad to hear of Sheila's passing. I am a friend of Martin and Mollie's. They mentioned to Sheila I was undergoing chemotherapy and she had masses said for me all during my treatment. I attribute my recovery to those many prayers Sheila had said for me. Although I never had the pleasure of meeting Sheila I will be eternally grateful to her. She will live on in my heart and mind. Thank you Sheila; may you rest easy.

Vera and I send our Sincere condolences on your family’s loss of Sheila. Mollie and Martin spoke of her often.
May she rest in peace and reunite with her family in heaven.
Prayers.

My sincerest sympathies to Sheila's family. My mother and I had a lovely dinner with Sheila while visiting Mollie and Martin. She was a strong woman. I know she will be missed by her many nieces and nephews all over the world. May Our Lord hold her in His hands.

Sleep in peace shelia you will never be forgotten all our chats over the years in st damians

Our deepest sympathy to you, Martin, and your family, at the loss of your dear aunt and Godmother. You are in our thoughts.

Condolences to my dear friends Martin and Mollie and the extended Corless family on the loss of Sheila. I have fond memories of meeting Sheila with Martin and Mollie on a trip to Dublin. We enjoyed a drive in the mountains and visiting Sheila's twin, Martin's grave. She spoke very lovingly about Martin and I learned a great deal about the Corless family. May her soul rest in peaceas she is reunited with Martin.

Martin, we are so very sorry for your loss. Your Aunt and Godmother, May she rest in eternal peace, and always be your guardian Angel. Sending you so much love. You are in our prayers. Love, Bridget , Scotlyn and Maeve