WEBB, Jacqueline

This was published in the following publications on 12.08.2025:
Irish Times

WEBB, (née Tombe), Jacqueline (Jackie) (Sutton, Dublin) peacefully surrounded by her family on the 8th, August 2025, beloved and adored wife and best friend of the late William (Bill), loving mother of Carolyn, the late Suzanne, Andrea and Rowan. Deeply missed by her grandchildren, Conor, Hannah, Kate, Ise, Anna, Liam, Ross, Robbie and Aisling, sisters Alison, the late Hilary, Stephanie, her adored dog Willow, neighbours and friends. Funeral Service on Friday (15th. August) at 11am in St Mary’s Church, Howth. Funeral thereafter to Glasnevin Crematorium. Family flowers only please. House private. “Go with God in Heaven with the Angels”

Beach

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It never rained when we were together. Laughter and sunshine was the rule of the day. I will miss you dreadfully, Jackie, my dear sister. My thoughts and prayers go out to her children, Carolyn, Andrea, Rowan, and their families. Love, Alsie.

Alison White (neeTombe)

10mos

My Aunt Jackie is fondly remembered, when I was a child, she hauled us all 11 cousins, to the beach on Summer holidays. We all had sandy tomato sandwiches and Squash in yoghurt cups. But what fun! The kids all ran on the dunes and played with her boxer Rudy. We looked for sticklebacks while the aunts chattered away. She was so fun and vivacious. A mum to us all really. She didn't mind us kiddies coming back all sticky from lollipops and wet with salt water. She rolled with it. She had a grand sense of humor and warmth. She had a beautiful garden in back with gooseberries and rhubarb and made the best pies. At night, she had us say our prayers for all. May God hold my lovely aunt in the palm of his hand. My heart goes out to her children, my cousins and their families. Peace.

Nogs

10mos

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