SHEAHAN, Dorothy (née Moore)

Dear Dave and Donna, Kayla and Bella and family, our heartfelt condolences on the passing of your dear Mum and Nanny Dot. We have fond memories, a kind lady, with a joyful laugh and heart of gold. May many special memories help comfort you all. Love Megan, Wayne, Melina & Cory, Darcy and Rhys & Maddy. 🕯️

Rest in peace Aunty Dot. You were one of the strongest, kindest most beautiful women on this earth and my favourite Aunty ❤️
Sarah Moore xxx

Dear Chrissie & Paul, Paul & Val, Dave & Donna, Anne & Bernie & all the grandies. She was a gem to be treasured when in her prime. I loved hearing of the stories of her tennis days (& watching her cringe at what was acceptable then but not now, when you pointed out loading you all up in the car & driving you home after a celebratory cheer or 3). She was always so warm & welcoming to me with or without Chrissie by my side💗. She will be dearly missed by you all but now she gets to live a great life again, remembering all her loves (you lot were her world), as she gets welcomed again by her greatest love who has been patiently waiting to envelope her into his big arms🥰 love & hugs to you all. From Di, Scotty & the Chandler & Derham family xx

Dear Chris ,Paul ,Ellie ,Jack , Ben and all the Sheahan extended family what a beautiful lady you’ve all lost .Dot’ s gorgeous smile and beautiful nature will live on in all your memories . May she now rest peacefully . Sending you all our love and condolences.
Deb Darren Dani Matt and Britt xxx

Deepest Sympathy to all the family.Many good times at tennis also fun times at Morwell slimmers club

To dear David and Donna and your extended families.
May the love and support of family and friends and the beautiful memories of your dear mum Dot, comfort you all at this very sad time Thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Sincere condolences.
Julie Ryan and all the Ryan families

Sincere condolences to the Sheahan family – Dot will always be remembered for her love, kindness and beautiful smile for all she came in contact with. The Issell family ….

We are saddened to learn of the passing of Dot and send our condolences to all the family. Dot was a beautiful lady. I am very grateful for the initiatives and programs that Dot implemented during her time at St Vincent’s School in the late eighties, early nineties. May Dot rest peacefully

Deepest sympathy to Dot’s family. A long time part of “The Crinigan road mob”, Dot had a sense of adventure, a happy, friendly, kind and mischievous disposition. She adored her family and travelled far and wide to keep in contact with them. She has left her mark in our memories and hearts and will be greatly missed. RIP 🙏 Pam Shaw and family.

Our love and thoughts are with all the family with the passing of their beautiful mum & nana. Dot was a very special member of the Sacred Heart Tennis Club for many years. Her antics & laughter on the court were always cause for merriment with onlookers. All social occasions, after matches drinks & especially Christmas break ups often ended with Dot & Bernie & the children, being one of the last family to head home! Dot & Bernie also enjoyed travelling on some of the Ray Linton tours with many of their friends & many new friends also made. Dot you had such a gentle nature, a gorgeous smile & concern for all. May you rest peacefully with your wonderful husband Bernie. Our thoughts are also with Dots special friends Wendy & Pete. Lots of Love

A truly specialn person back in the arms of the love of her life. Dot was more like a sister than a sister-in-law to me, so dearly loved, so sadly missed by the Laity family. RIP Dottie

Dot was a great lady always smiling and positive. The early St Vinnies days were wonderful. We had lots of fun on our school and parish spiritual retreats. Dot and Bernie were very supportive parishioners and often the voice of reason. Their faith was always evident and always practical. Rest in peace Dot, a life well lived.
Sharron and Danny O’Donnell

To all Dots Family, our prayers and thoughts are with you at this time.
Happy memories of our early morning walks with Dot!
A special lady.
Carol and Terry Smith.