Death Notice: Kathleen Daly (née O’Sullivan) Firies, Kerry

Remembering Kathleen Daly (née O’Sullivan)

Kathleen Daly (née O’Sullivan) of KnockBRACK, Firies, and formerly of Abbeydorney, passed away peacefully surrounded by her loving family and the dedicated Palliative Care Team at University Hospital Kerry. Her passing, while deeply felt, brings comfort in knowing she lived a full and cherished life.

Predeceased by her beloved parents, Catherine and Thomas, and her brother Tom, Kathleen leaves behind a legacy of love and cherished memories. Her husband, John, and their eight children – JoeJoe, Catherine, John, Noreen, Thomas, chris, Anthony, and carol – are heartbroken but profoundly grateful for the time they shared.

Beyond her immediate family, Kathleen’s warmth and kindness touched the lives of numerous sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, grandchildren, a great-grandchild, siblings Donie, Mike, and christy, sister Eileen, along with a multitude of brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews, neighbors, and friends.

Celebrating a Life

Kathleen’s funeral will be held on Friday,February 7th,at St. Carthage’s Church in Kiltallagh. The Requiem Mass will begin at 12 noon, followed by burial in the adjacent cemetery. Those unable to attend in person can join virtually through the live stream provided by https://churchmedia.tv/camera/st-carthage-kiltallagh.

The family kindly requests that donations be made in lieu of flowers to The Palliative Care Unit at University Hospital Kerry. This gesture reflects Kathleen’s deep gratitude for the exceptional care she received during her final days.

A Lasting legacy

Kathleen’s passing leaves a void in the lives of those who knew and loved her. However, her enduring spirit will continue to inspire. Her life was a testament to the power of family, love, and kindness. Her memory will be a source of comfort and strength for all who where blessed enough to have crossed paths with her.

Remembering Kathleen Daly: A Festivity of a Life Well-Lived

To truly celebrate Kathleen’s life, we must delve into the specific examples of her kindness and generosity that resonated throughout her community. She possessed an innate ability to make everyone feel seen and valued.

An Interview with Michael Daly

“My mother was the heart of our family,” shared Michael Daly,one of Kathleen’s sons. “She had a way of making you feel like you were the most critically important person in the room, even if she was tending to a dozen other things together.” Michael further added, “She always had time for a chat, a listening ear, or a helping hand. Many in our community will remember her for her unwavering support during tough times, her infectious laughter, and her dedication to making our town a better place.”

Kathleen’s legacy is not merely defined by her actions but also by the impact she left on countless individuals. Her spirit of generosity extended beyond her immediate circle, touching the lives of strangers and neighbors alike.

In a world often focused on individual pursuits, Kathleen’s life serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of compassion, kindness, and community. Her story inspires us to strive for a more caring and connected world, one act of kindness at a time.

Remembering Kathleen Daly: A Festivity of a Life Well-Lived

The community mourns the passing of Kathleen Daly (née O’Sullivan), a cherished figure whose warmth, generosity, and vibrant spirit touched countless lives. to delve into the essence of Kathleen’s remarkable journey, we spoke with her son, Michael Daly.

An Interview with Michael daly

Archyde: Michael, thank you for sharing yoru time with us today.What words immediately come to mind when reflecting on your mother, Kathleen?

michael Daly: There are so many, it’s hard to choose just a few. Loving, kind, selfless, strong, and vibrant. She truly was the heart of our family, always putting everyone else’s needs before her own.

Archyde: How would you describe Kathleen’s impact on her community?

michael Daly: Mom was known for her warmth and generosity. She was always willing to lend a helping hand, whether it was baking for a bake sale, offering a listening ear to someone in need, or just being a friend.She had a knack for connecting with people and making them feel valued.

Archyde: Kathleen’s funeral is scheduled for Friday, February 7th at St. Carthage’s Church in Kiltallagh. What can those who knew her expect from the service?

Michael Daly: It will be a celebration of her life, filled with memories, music, and the love that surrounded her.We’ll be sharing stories,readings,and prayers that reflect her faith and the joy she brought to everyone.

archyde: The family has requested donations in lieu of flowers be made to The Palliative care Unit at University Hospital Kerry, where Kathleen received remarkable care. Can you elaborate on why this is notable to you?

Michael Daly: The palliative care team at University Hospital kerry provided Mom and our family with amazing support and compassion during a difficult time. They made her final days as comfortable and peaceful as possible, and we’re so grateful for their dedication. We hope these donations can help provide the same level of care to others in need.

Archyde: What message would you like to leave for those who are grieving Kathleen’s loss?

Michael Daly: mom would want us to remember the good times, celebrate her life, and continue to spread her kindness and love.

Archyde: Thank you, Michael, for sharing these heartfelt reflections. Kathleen’s memory will undoubtedly live on in the hearts of all who knew her.

Kathleen Daly’s life was a testament to the power of kindness and compassion.The outpouring of love and admiration following her passing speaks volumes about the impact she had on her community.

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Remembering Kathleen Daly: A Festivity of a Life Well-Lived

The community mourns the passing of Kathleen Daly (née O’Sullivan), a cherished figure whose warmth, generosity, and vibrant spirit touched countless lives. To delve into the essence of Kathleen’s remarkable journey, we spoke with her son, Michael Daly.

An Interview with Michael Daly

Archyde: Michael, thank you for sharing yoru time with us today.What words immediately come to mind when reflecting on your mother,Kathleen?

michael Daly: there are so many,it’s hard to choose just a few. Loving, kind, selfless, strong, and vibrant.She truly was the heart of our family, always putting everyone else’s needs before her own.

Archyde: How would you describe Kathleen’s impact on her community?

michael Daly: Mom was known for her warmth and generosity. She was always willing to lend a helping hand, whether it was baking for a bake sale, offering a listening ear to someone in need, or just being a friend. She had a knack for connecting with people and making them feel valued.

Archyde: Kathleen’s funeral is scheduled for Friday, February 7th at St. Carthage’s Church in Kiltallagh. What can those who knew her expect from the service?

Michael Daly: It will be a party of her life, filled with memories, music, and the love that surrounded her. We’ll be sharing stories, readings, and prayers that reflect her faith and the joy she brought to everyone.

Archyde: The family has requested donations in lieu of flowers be made to The palliative care Unit at University Hospital Kerry, where Kathleen received remarkable care. Can you elaborate on why this is notable to you?

Michael Daly: The palliative care team at University hospital Kerry provided Mom and our family with amazing support and compassion during a difficult time. They made her final days as cozy and peaceful as possible, and we’re so grateful for their dedication. We hope these donations can help provide the same level of care to others in need.

Archyde: What message would you like to leave for those who are grieving Kathleen’s loss?

Michael Daly: Mom would want us to remember the good times, celebrate her life, and continue to spread her kindness and love.