It was my absolute pleasure to see Muriel every summer when her and uncle John came to visit us. She was a beautiful lady always full of wonderful stories and loved the Irish craic. Rest in heavenly peace with your amazing husband. Joe and Ann Sinnott xx

What a wonderful woman - she filled the room in the best possible way with her stories told in that unforgettable voice. We were lucky to have known her and to have had her as a much-loved part of the family. Geoff Bird

So sad to hear about Auntie Muriel's passing. A wonderful Lady with a beautiful soul. She had such an amazing attitude to life. Such a caring person and always so full of fun. I have so many wonderful memories of her and Uncle John's many visits to County Wicklow. I'm so sorry I can't be with you tomorrow to celebrate her life but know that I will be thinking of you all and with you in spirit. Mary Hogan (nee Sinnott)

It is with great sadness to hear the news of Aunt Muriel's passing, though it is with great comfort to know she was surrounded by love in her final days. Though we are far away (South Carolina), we will hold family and friends in our prayers during this tender time. I fondly recall times when Aunt Muriel would come and visit my mum (Joyce) in Preston, as the sisters all gathered to share stories and laugh often. Peace be with all the family. Adrian Bird

The canal bridge When we where young , and out in leamington , having young people fun . A woman in a dressing gown would pace up and down in the back garden , looking over at the canal bridge in Clemons street , waiting until one by one we wobbled home across that bridge Only then would she go to bed knowing we would soon be home and safe . We never knew ! A mother’s love .

Mostly, I remember Muriel laughing. The sisters around the kitchen table swapping stories, playing with memories and sharing some of the good things of life. For the happiness she brought to my mum, I'm extremely grateful. And being a shy kid on a Leamington Spa holiday, I was able to survive because of the kindness and warmth of the family at which Muriel was the heart. I guess that heart goes on beating in those of her children and her children's children- if it does, the world can only be a better place for it. x (Nigel)

Rest in peace auntie muriel. Remember your visits to Ireland, keeping an eye on your little brother who I hope is enjoying your company now with all the other angels. Deep condolences to all the family x

Rest in Peace Auntie Muriel. We remember you and Uncle John fondly and are sad you are no longer with us. Sincere sympathy from us all in the Robins' Nest in Stradone Village. We will not forget you. Love from your nephew Gary, Grace, Harry, James and David Robins.

Thank you for setting up this memorial to Muriel. We hope that you find it a positive experience developing the site and that it becomes a place of comfort and inspiration for you to visit whenever you want or need to.

I am I and you are you, whatever we were to each other that we still are. Speak to me in the easy way which you always used. Why should I be out of mind because I am out of sight? Life means all that it ever meant, it is the same as it ever was.