Mary Hazelwood, RIP

The ACP Leadership Team would like to express deepest condolences to our colleague Tim Hazelwood, Cloyne diocese, on the death of his mother Mary Hazelwood, RIP. Go ndéana Dia trócaire ar a h-anam dílis.

Funeral details:

Mary Hazelwood

Mary Hazelwood (née Roche)

Bridgetown, Castletownroche, Cork

Mary Hazelwood,  formerly of  Castlepook, Doneraile, passed away unexpectedly,  but peacefully, in her 95th year, on November 7th 2023.

Predeceased by her husband Michael, son Liam, sister Kitty (Barry), brothers Timmy and Maurice.

Much loved mother of Mary, Bobby, Fr Tim (Killeagh), Esther and Mike.

Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by her family, daughter-in-law Josephine, son-in-law Francis, grandchildren; John, Niall, Claire, Rebecca, Dawn, Sarah, Sophie and Ciaran, nieces; Sheila, Kathleen and Mary, sisters-in-law; Ann, Betty and Breda, brother-in-law Henry, extended family, friends and neighbours.

May Mary Rest In Peace

Reposing in Hannons Funeral Home, Doneraile on Thursday, November 9th, from 6pm to 8pm followed by prayers.

Requiem Mass on Friday, November 10th, at 12noon in the Church of The Immaculate Conception, Castletownroche.

Burial afterwards in Killisane Cemetery.

Link to death notice and condolences page:

https://rip.ie/death-notice/mary-hazelwood-cork-castletownroche-535462

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