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Sympathies have been extended to the family and friends of a beloved Leitrim woman.
Sympathies have been extended to the family and friends of a beloved Leitrim woman.
The late Anne Marie Bohan (nee Moore) of Drumnid, Mohill passed away on November 28 last at the Mater Hospital in Dublin.
Anne Marie was laid to rest in Mohill Cemetery on Sunday last.
Sadly missed by her heartbroken husband Gerry, son Gerard, daughters Bernadette, Maria and Fiona and their partners, Kayleigh, David, Robert and Ben, sister Bernie, aunt Peggy, uncle Sean, adored grandchildren and great-grandchildren, sister-in-law Maureen, niece Katrina, nephew Kieron, extended family, neighbours and friends.
Mourners signed the online condolence book at RIP.ie, with one person stating, "Deepest sympathy, what a lady she was. Thinking of you all at this time" and another stating, "Our deepest sympathies to Gerry, Gerard and girls on the death of your mother. May she rest in peace."
Dozens of other condolences can be viewed here.
May she rest in peace.
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