Susanna Gladys WILLIAMSON

So very very sad to learn of dear Miss Williamson' passing. She was an absolutely gifted teacher who developed my.love of the Irish language. She was kindness itself and always looked out for you. I was so happy to visit her in her lovely home and garden just before Covid and we had a lively chat ..to be treasured..
Sending deepest sympathy and prayers for her loving family
May Miss Eilliamson rest in eternal peace .

When I think of Gladys I immediately picture her mischievous smile and twinkling eyes. I was fortunate enough to count her as a caring colleague and friend when we taught together in Rathdown School. Since her retirement, up until her move to Dargle Valley, she remained an active member of our past teacher’s group the Liberty Bells and hosted many happy reunions in her wonderful home in Kilpedder. We were privileged to know her and enjoy her generous hospitality, beautiful garden and words of wisdom. I always looked forward to her Quiz at our annual Christmas dinners in Rathdown. She was an inspiring teacher and a treasured member of our school community who will be sadly missed.

Gladys was the kindest and best of mentors to me in my early teaching career in Rathdown. A wonderful colleague, and dearly loved by her students. May she rest in peace.

Miss Williamson taught me irish in the Hall school she was a lovely teacher

My memories of Gladys and her late sister Eileen go back to the Courtown/Ardamine days .Happy days indeed. May Gladys Rest In Peace.

It is with regret that I will be unable to attend Gladys funeral service. She was a dear and cheerful colleague who for many years, in the days before computers, constructed the time-table with great care to try and accommodate the needs of others.

So sorry to hear of Gladys passing. We had many great chats in the pharmacy- she was so interesting- and indeed interested. What a wonderful lady. Rest in Peace

I remember many of Gladys’ classes with fondness and clarity such was her kindness and the excellence of her teaching. She was encouraging, interesting and extremely patient. May she rest in peace.

I have very fond memories of Gladys in Rathdown and in her home in Kilpedder where she was so welcoming. She was great company and a kind and considerate friend to her colleagues and her students. Ar dheis De go raibh a ainm.

We at Greystones Cancer support would like to express our sincere condolences to The family and friends of Gladys. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this very difficult time.May she rest in peace.

The kindest of souls with the best sense of humour. Rest in peace Ms Williamson, sorry - Gladys! My favourite teacher in Rathdown and one of my biggest drama critics in later years! Heaven has gained an angel x

So sorry to hear this a lovely kind women. May her gentle soul RIP

So sorry to hear of Gladys passing. A beautiful lady and so involved and loved in the church community in Delgany. Sincere sympathy.

Sorry to hear about Ms.williamson's passing She was a great teacher and a great inspiration to many! Rest well!

Sorry to hear of Ms.Williamson's passing a great teacher and a great inspiration to many! Rest well !

Gladys Williamson was a gentlewoman. It was a pleasure to meet her around Greystones and Delgany over past decades, and have a chat. She remained Ms Williamson to me, a hangover from the 1960s when she taught us Irish at The Hall School, Monkstown. Gladys Williamson retained her keen interest in life, and in other people, down the years. I remember her asking me incisive questions, commenting thoughtfully and acknowledging new information with a decisive ducking down of her chin. Thank you Miss Williamson for happy memories. Rest in peace.
My condolences to her family, relations and friends.

A wonderful, kind and thoughtful teacher. May she rest in peace.

So sad to hear this.she was such a lady,may she r.i.p

Miss Williamson was my teacher at The Hall School in Monkstown from 1963 until 1968. While I am sure I tried her patience from time to time, she was a wonderful teacher and I only have happy memories of her; frequently as we were impatiently waiting for the end of evening prep, she would say "now, just before you go....." and impart a nugget. May she rest easy.

Very sorry to hear of Gladys' passing. Have many fond memories of her whilst growing up in Kilpedder. May she R.I.P.