Sylvia Mary Mathews
(née Kellett)

Our sympathy to Stuart and Susan on the death of Sylvia. She was a great neighbour on Main Street when the children were small and a character in many lives over many years ; the end of an era.

My sincere condolences to Stuart, Susan & families on the sad passing of your dear Mam, Sylvia. May she rest peacefully.

Our sincere sympathy to you Susan Stuart and families on the death of your mother Sylvia. What a great age.

Sadly , an end of an era,Sylvia was a true lady ,not to be forgotten , rest peacefully

Our sincerest sympathy to Stuart, Susan and your families on the the death of your wonderful mother Sylvia.
She was a remarkable lady and we have fond memories of her hospitality in station road.

I have many fond memories of you and my late mother, Marian Mead, having a good old time over cocktails every Saturday evening. I remember the warmth of your laughter, your gracious hospitality, and your unfailing kindness. May you be at peace; you've earned your rest.

Deepest Condolences to Stuart and the Mathews families on the passing of Your Mother, May She Rest Peacefully

Condolence to all the families from Tom & Marie Treacy The Heath

Our sympathies to the Mathews family.

Sincere condolences to Stuart and Susan and extended family. Neighbours; for many, many years; we have very fond memories of Mrs Mathews, may she rest in peace.

Sincere Sympathy to the Mathews family at this time. May Sylvia Rest in Peace

Deepest sympathies to the Mathews family on the death of Sylvia. We have fond memories of when Sylvia was our next door neighbour for many years on Main Street.

Sincere sympathy to Stewart, Susan and extended family. Fond memories of visits to the Wilton to see Cecil and Sylvia. May she rest in peace.

Sincere sympathy to Stuart, Susan & the extended Mathews & Kellett families on the death of Sylvia. May she rest in peace.

Deepest condolences to the Mathews family on the loss of Sylvia, may she rest in peace.

We are deeply saddened by the passing of our beloved Sylvia at the remarkable age of 107. It was a true priviledge for all of us to have known and cared for her. Sylvia was queen of St. Martha's and will be fondly remembered by all staff and residents. Our sincere condolences to Stuart, Susan and all Sylvia's family and loved ones. May her soul rest in peace

Deepest sympathy to Stuart and Susan on the death of your dear mother Sylvia.
Fond memories of time spent during school days in Portarlington and visits to “Wilton” where Sylvia was always so welcoming. May she rest in peace.

Deepest sympathies to Sylvia’s family on such sad news. May Sylvia Rest In Peace.

Deepest sympathy is expressed to Stuart, Susan ,Amanda & Staff of St Vincents Hospital Mountmellick and all the Mathews / Kellett families at this sad time in their lives. A wonderful lady,with a life well lived Sylvia would always refer to writer as William and while my late mothers name was Willa (Phiilomena )to Sylvia “ Willow “ Memories of when milk from Wilton dairies was delivered to the door , the black Morris minor van , the Triumph Herald ,Toledo and the ring of the doorbell at the front of the “Wilton” Ar dheis De go raibh a anam .Willie & Joan Murphy Shandon House ,Droughill , Portarlington.

Condolences Stuart and Susan and your families on Sylvia's death. A long life, well lived, and an integral part of the fabric of Portarlington for so long.

Deepest sympathy to you Susan and your brother, Stuart on the death of your mother. It was a wonderful age to reach and great memories of her life! May she be at peace and rise in glory.

Memories flood back from my childhood of Sylvia's visits to the farm bringing her cherry cake...
Reminding Flosie that white wine should be served with lunch (even though it was only served for lunch on Christmas Day in our house).
Rest now.

My sincere sympathies to the family of Sylvia, the staff of St Vincent's CNU and her friends and all who knew her. It was an honour to write about Sylvia's birthday celebrations in the Leinster Express and while I never met her, I gained a great impression of the fine lady she was from the kind accounts of St Vincent's staff who I know genuinely cared for her. May she rest in peace.