NAYLOR, Mary

N/A - 23 April 2010

This was published in the following publications on 24.04.2010:
Irish Times

NAYLOR (Athlone) - April 23, 2010 (peacefully), at her residence, 23 Pearse Street, Mary, pre-deceased by her parents Harry and Olive and brother Emmet; deeply regretted by her brother Frank and niece Penni, also Peggy, Martin and Emmett and her many friends. R.I.P. Mass of the Resurrection at 11 o'clock today (Monday) in SS Peter & Paul's Church, followed by burial in Cornamagh Cemetery. Family flowers only, please. Donations, if desired to Aiding Resources, c/o McNeill's Funeral Directors Connaught Street, Athlone.Omnia in bonum.

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<p>A former worker in the pharmacy</p> <p>This is Orla Walsh (Buckley), just sending a message about my dear and beloved Mary who I worked for from 1991 to 1993 and then again for a short while in 1995.</p> <p>I was there all weekend for her removal and her funeral and I felt it wasn't the place to tell you just how much Mary meant to me and as the priest said on Monday morning, everyone had their own memories of Mary. I think the fact that the church was packed was proof of how much she meant to her community and that is what everyone felt, we were part of a community.</p> <p>She encouraged me to always be ladylike and that is something that is with me for life, I think back fondly those wonderful days spent in Naylors and just how well we got on, there are some memories that I will always hold dear and I shed a tear when I realise that this is no longer to be. Mary was a true lady and bore all her sufferings so patiently, even the day I went to see her, she asked about other people and never complained about her own pain and I'm sure that was extremely painful.</p> <p>We have lost a truly wonderful and dear person but my memories will always remain.</p> <p>God bless from</p> <p>Orla Walsh (Buckley)</p>

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