Marlyn Tracey

Thanks for your wonderful hospitality whenever I was in Sligo. Your streaky bacon I will treasure forever

Condolances to all the family especially you Josie

R.I.P. Maryln. You were a true friend to so many. I will never forget you Maggie 1st Sea Rd Sligo

Thinking of you all at this difficult time. Marlyn was such a wonderful lady and Ruth and her were such great friends, sharing so many laughs together. The OConnell Family, Bundoran

Marlyns Love and Kindness always are the Dearest memories that we hold forever in our hearts! Love Bert and Jackie.

It is with profound sadness we heard of Marilyns passing. She always possessed a very nurturing and kind way of being. Family was everything to her, her gentle nature and thoughtfulness will always be remembered. It was a privilege to have known her, Marilyn will always remain in our thoughts. Dearest Ken, Noelle and Ray, our heartfelt sympathy to each of you, we wish you much love for the days ahead.

It is with profound sadness we heard of Marilyns passing. She always possessed a very nurturing and kind way of being. Family was everything to her, her gentle nature and thoughtfulness will always be remembered. It was a privilege to have known her, Marilyn will always remain in our thoughts. Dearest Ken, Noelle and Ray, our heartfelt sympathy to each of you, we wish you much love for the days ahead.

Sincere condolences to Noelle, Ray, Ken, and all the family. Marlyn was a beautiful lady, so gentle in character and she loved the chats. She was a devoted wife and a wonderful mother. I will miss her. Maria xx

Deepest sympathy to all the family at this very Sad time

We are so sorry for your loss. Our hearts are with you and your family at this time. May the combined strength get you through this difficult time.

Heartfelt sympathy to the Tracey and extended family. May Marilyn Rest in Peace.

Dear Ken, Noelle, and Ray, My sincere and deep sympathies to you and the extended family on the sad passing of Marlyn. Your mum was an absolute lady. Kind, stylish, elegant, and always a smile on her face. The photo of her on RIP.ie is how I remember her. She was always so welcoming to me in 15 Cedar Drive, I am sure she often thought had I no home of my own to go to! So sorry I could not be there, but I watched the funeral on-line. It was a lovely ceremony; you all did her so proud. Ken and Ray, your words and reflection at the end were perfect. As I was listening, I was reminded of the great memories I have from years gone by: - I was taken back in time to your kitchen in Cedar Drive, where on numerous occasions I was lucky to sample her lovely baking the shortbread in particular (you are right Ken it was hard to beat), - All the trips in her red mini and I think there was a blue Vauxhall before the mini(if my memory is right). - Stylish Marlyn, I remember all the lovely new outfits hanging off the banister in the hall and the regular trips Noelle and I made to the dressmaker to leave-in or collect an item of clothing from her vast wardrobe that needed some sort of alteration. - Always wearing her wearing rubber gloves for washing the dishes. - As for the sun worshipping, I can never look at a pot of Astral cream without thinking of her and the fabulous tan she had from sunbathing out the back. - Toro and Twinkle, I was always afraid of dogs, but I was never scared of these two. They were good times and there is loads more which I have never forgotten. My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this sad time. Please God all the good memories you have of your mother will help give you comfort in the difficult days, months, and years ahead. May Marlyns gentle soul rest in peace. Take care, Angela (Noonan)

Dear Ken, Noelle, and Ray, My sincere and deep sympathies to you and the extended family on the sad passing of Marlyn. Your mum was an absolute lady. Kind, stylish, elegant, and always a smile on her face. The photo of her on RIP.ie is how I remember her. She was always so welcoming to me in 15 Cedar Drive, I am sure she often thought had I no home of my own to go to! So sorry I could not be there, but I watched the funeral on-line. It was a lovely ceremony; you all did her so proud. Ken and Ray, your words and reflection at the end were perfect. As I was listening, I was reminded of the great memories I have from years gone by: - I was taken back in time to your kitchen in Cedar Drive, where on numerous occasions I was lucky to sample her lovely baking the shortbread in particular (you are right Ken it was hard to beat), - All the trips in her red mini and I think there was a blue Vauxhall before the mini(if my memory is right). - Stylish Marlyn, I remember all the lovely new outfits hanging off the banister in the hall and the regular trips Noelle and I made to the dressmaker to leave-in or collect an item of clothing from her vast wardrobe that needed some sort of alteration. - Always wearing her wearing rubber gloves for washing the dishes. - As for the sun worshipping, I can never look at a pot of Astral cream without thinking of her and the fabulous tan she had from sunbathing out the back. - Toro and Twinkle, I was always afraid of dogs, but I was never scared of these two. They were good times and there is loads more which I have never forgotten. My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this sad time. Please God all the good memories you have of your mother will help give you comfort in the difficult days, months, and years ahead. May Marlyns gentle soul rest in peace. Take care, Angela (Noonan)