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Ann Doyle
Marking a month since her passing in August, colleagues of Ann Doyle in the HSE Dublin and South-East have been paying tribute to her memory.
Ann was a much-valued member of the Home Support Team, dedicated to serving the South Kilkenny area.
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Geraldine Sutton, Head of Service for Older Persons with the HSE, said Ann’s contribution over nearly two decades was deeply appreciated.
"Ann Doyle was highly respected over the 18 years she spent working as a Health Care Assistant," she said.
"Ann was an integral part of our Home Support Services team in the Rosbercon and Inistioge areas of South Kilkenny.
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"Ann will be fondly remembered by fellow employees of the HSE and by the many families that Ann interacted with through her excellent work.
"Ann will be very sadly missed by her colleagues and clients and the thoughts of our Home Support Team are with Ann’s partner Seamus, her extended family and many friends."
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