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The obituary notice of Monica PALFREY (Barry)

Cardiff (Caerdydd) | Published in: South Wales Echo.

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MonicaPALFREYDenise died at home in the company of her loving family on Saturday 13 July 2019. Dearly loved wife of Mike and beloved mother to Christopher and Michael, mother in law to Charlotte and Caitlyn. Precious sister to Mary, Brendan and Mags and treasured aunt to many. Mon will be very sadly missed by all who knew her. Resting at James Summers Funeral Home, Cardiff. Requiem mass at St Alban's Catholic Church, Cardiff on Wednesday 24th July at 1:30pm, followed by cremation at Thornhill Crematorium. Family flowers only. Donations in memory of Mon to City Hospice, Cardiff. Requiescat in pace.
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Five Christmas’s now Mona. Missed and loved as much as ever my darling little sister.
Margaret Breen
21/12/2024
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Margaret Breen
21/12/2024
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Margaret Breen
04/10/2022
Miss you little sister❤️
Mags
08/08/2021
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Julie Sean O’Brien family x
24/07/2021
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Kerry Smart
20/07/2021
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Kerry Smart
20/07/2021
Always thinking of you Mrs Palrey you were a beautiful kind hearted lady. RIP
Kerry Smart
20/07/2021
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Kerry Smart
20/07/2021
I’ve only just learned of the sad news about Mrs Palfrey or Miss Barry as I first knew her and would like to pass on my condolences to her family. My first encounter with her was as a 4 year old pupil at Holy Family School in Sept 1979 when I was the first to arrive in her class on my first day of school and she was a recently qualified teacher. She asked me to help her put the straws into the small milk bottles on the desks ready for when the other children arrived and i knew instantly that I was going to enjoy being in her class. It was a delight having her as a teacher. All the pupils liked her and she had natural affinity with them. I remember her playing the piano for us to sing along in class and at break times when she was on duty she used to stand on the top of the steps in the playground having a cup of tea and smoking. She liked us to sing Faith of our Fathers Living Still because that was her favourite hymn. She was a dedicated teacher who showed kindness and concern for all her pupils, drawing respect in return. I remember when she became engaged, we used to ask to see her ring and then we all went to see her outside St Albans on her wedding day. I also remember her still teaching whilst she was pregnant with her twins. She was a wonderful lady with a quiet humility, eager to learn about her past pupils and taking genuine delight in their achievements. She made my schooldays very happy and will always be in my thoughts.
Former pupil
11/01/2021
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