STANIER, Sylvia Mary

This was published in the following publications on 21.10.2019:
Irish Times

<p>STANIER Sylvia Mary Finola LVO. October 12, 2109 died after a short illness, aged ninety-one. Much loved sister and aunt. Thanksgiving service at St. Mary the Virgin, Maidwell NN6 9JF at 3.00pm Tuesday, November 5, after private burial at Shotover.</p>

STANIER Sylvia Mary Finola LVO. October 12, 2109 died after a short illness, aged ninety-one. Much loved sister and aunt. Thanksgiving service at St. Mary the Virgin, Maidwell NN6 9JF at 3.00pm Tuesday, November 5, after private burial at Shotover.

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I will always remember Sylvia as a great friend and a wonderful teacher I will miss talking to herand asking her advice Agnes Aspeslagh

6yrs

<p>In Memory of Sylvia Stanier</p> <p>In the early 1960's I was a working pupil at Dudgeons near Leopardstown, preparing for the BHSAI exam. Amongst other horses I looked after Sylvia's much loved mare Fanny (bred by the Dudgeon family?). She also had a highly schooled dressage horse, Marquise? Sylvia had very high standards, which was good to learn with. Also, she was very generous with her time, seeing I was receptive to aspects of her methods-quite ahead of her time-she gave me great support and encouragement. I was green, and lacked confidence but she was considerate towards my failings! I have always felt I was very fortunate to have learned from her at a young age: To put the horse first, and consider its nature. Thank you Sylvia and may you rest in peace. Hilary Legard</p>

6yrs

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Dear Sylvia! You made more difference than you would ever have believed. I'll always remember your kindness to me and joyous sense of humour, your commitment to doing the right thing and your real love of horses. Gillian Cooper.

6yrs

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