Yvonne Frances O'Donovan

Don & all the family
I have so many beautiful happy memories as a child coming to stay with you both that I will treasure forever in my heart
I know how very much you will miss her but she will always be with you because beautiful happy memories never ever die they live on for ever & ever
Sending you loads of love now & always
Sylvia Alan & family

We have many wonderful memories of you and Don. You looked after us so well many years ago when we spent time at your house in Woodley, so much so that we even stayed on for dinner in the garden the next day. We shared many stories with you and always remembered how kind you were to us.

Thinking of you all at this sad time.
love Maria, Siobhan, and Laura (Donnelly)

We have such fond memories that we will treasure forever; the wonderful weekends we spent together over so many years. We enjoyed New Year Celebrations, where we sang, laughed, and danced waiting for each new year to begin.

You were a beautiful, radiant bride and I remember when we both went looking for our wedding dresses late shopping on a Thursday night in the West End. We had such great fun which is such a precious memory.

Yvonne, I will treasure these memories and many more forever.
Don and family, our love, thoughts, and prayers are with you.
Patsy and Gerry Donnelly.

Always in our hearts love from will Elizabeth. Sarah and William xx

Thank you all for your kind words and support, which helped us all through a difficult, but also joyful, celebration of Mum’s life.
For those of you who managed to join us in Bognor Regis, your tears and your smiles will stay with us for a long time, although Mum would only have noticed the smiles…
For those unable to attend, we felt your presence and support in our hearts and I’m sure Mum will have felt the same. The service is still available to view for anybody who wishes to do so.
https://youtu.be/ktghal1GoUo
I’ll leave you now with love from Dad, Lisa, Barry, Martin and myself… And a reminder that there’s always time for a smile, as Granny’s nine wonderful grandchildren show us…

With love and fond memories❤

So sorry for your loss Donal & family. Yvonne was a great co-host with Donal when we visited with Mum & Dad and a great guest when the visits were in Cork, many happy memories. The London Irish vs Munster game in Reading springs to mind. Oisín & Eoghan Kelly

Though I never met Yvonne, I know from Barry and Ian she was a very special lady that will be very sorely missed. Much love to all the family,

You (and Don) have been such fantastic friends of our family for many, many years and we've had some amazing laughs along the way. It's so sad you've been taken from us so suddenly, and our loving thoughts are with Don and all the family. You'll be remembered for your great laugh, particularly when enjoying a cool babycham stirred with a cherry of course, but most fondly for being a beautiful, loyal and most helpful friend. Rest in Peace Yvonne.
Love Mary O'Connell and family

Yvonne was so kind. Always smiling, laughing and trying to feed me. I have very happy memories of being at the O’Donovans and I am sure Yvonne will be sorely missed by all that knew her.

So many happy memories with Yvonne all the way back to watching the trains from the back garden in Willesden - she was loved by everyone and will be sadly missed.

In memory of Yvonne.

With love and memories of a wonderful friend, kind and funny lovely Yvonne, from the Mintern family xxx

Memories of “There you go baby, here am I…” how we laughed and sang and danced along to Buddy Holly, can’t that out of my mind thinking of you lovely Yvonne and the great holidays and parties and always the most relaxing time together. You were a wonderful friend. Leave the vegetables to someone else now and rest. All my love Betty and all the Mintern family xxx

So sorry for your lost. She was a special lady.

love Paula

Sending love to all the family, Molly xxxx

So sorry for your very sad loss, a lovely lady, thoughts and prayers are with all her family
With love and fond memories
Aidan and Carmel McClatchey