MacNAMARA, Jacqueline
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Irish Times
MacNAMARA, (née O'Connell), (Glenageary, Dublin and formerly of Alta Villa, Clieveragh, Listowel) - October 20, 2017, (peacefully) in the wonderful care of the staff in the Cara Ward at St. Vincent's Private Hospital. Jacqueline (Jackie); dearly beloved wife and best friend of David, much loved mother of Heidi, Tracy, Zoe and Kristal and loving Mamo to Manunui, Dior, Oisín, Anaru, Juno, Réaltín and Willow. Sadly missed by her loving husband, daughters, sons-in-law Terry, Roberto and Damien, grandchildren, brother Michael, sister Patricia, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews, relatives, her many dear friends and neighbours. May she rest in peace. Reposing at her home on Monday evening from 4 o'c with a gathering of family and friends for 9.30 o'c Prayer Service (all welcome). Removal on Tuesday morning to Our Lady of Victories Church, Sallynoggin arriving at 9.50 o'clock Funeral immediately after 10 o'c Requiem Mass to Mount Jerome Crematorium, Harold's Cross, Dublin 6W. Family flowers only please. Donations if desired to Prof. Crown Cancer Clinical Research Trust (CCRT).
MacNAMARA Jacqueline (Jackie) (Glenageary, Co. Dublin and formerly of Listowel, Co. Kerry) who died October 20, 2017. On the Occasion of Jackie's First Anniversary, her husband David and daughters Heidi, Tracy, Zoe and Kristal wish to express ourheartfelt gratitude to all those who supported us during her illness. Sincere thanks to Professor John Crown, Dr. Eoin Tiernan, and all the amazing staff in Day Oncology, Cedar Ward and Cara Ward and all the other staff at St. Vincent's Private Hospital. To our wonderful family, friends and neighbours, thank you for all your help and love. To all of those who called to the house, attended her funeral, sent cards and letters, and helped us in so many ways, we are deeply grateful. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, we hope that this acknowledgement will be acceptedas recognition of our appreciation and gratitude.
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