Mona Theresa Hart 18 December 1936 – 16 December 2022
CONTRIBUTE
TO MEMORY TIMELINE
Hi mummy bear 🐻, it’s your baby bear Jason here! 😀 thank you for the laughs, the education, the humor, the pazazz and colour you introduced into my life. As they say, the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree 🌲 and what a great tree you’ve helped me climb over the past 47 years. Much love always, ❤️😘 Jason xxx
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Thank you for being the best mummy bear in law anyone could wish for. Forever in my heart 💛
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The World's Greatest Mother . From your first born child Daniel to the most wonderful Mother a boy could wish ✨ for😊 Lifted up by Angels 😇we shall reunite in time dear Mother 💖
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Treasured memories that will stay with me forever ! You made me who I am and I carry that with pride . The worlds greatest Mother will live on forever in our hearts 💞 Lifted up by Angels 😇🙏✨ Your eldest son Daniel xo
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Sending our sincere condolences to you on the loss of your lovely Mum. Big Welsh hugs to you all.xxxx
We may be miles apart, but you will always be in our hearts. Your love for your family and those you met always shone through. All our love to the family sending you love and prayers from the UK. Nicola,Fraser,Elliot and Alastair xxxx
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Dear Colleen, Ken and the Hart family My deepest sympathies. I was very sorry to hear of your mum’s passing. Rest In Peace. My thoughts are with you and your family. Much love Una
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The rich tapestry of Mona Hart was not woven with glamour and grandeur, but rather with an abundance of fine threads of love, acceptance and meaning; it was her everyday minutiae that gave Mum her magic. She was the epitome of kindness and compassion. Mummy Bear, I’m so very grateful, incredibly thankful, unbelievably blessed to be your daughter. None of us would be who we are without you. Thank you for painting my life, and the lives of so many, with the most vibrant colours of love. I adore you. You were, still are, and will always be in my heart, Your ‘baby’, Colleen xxx
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One of my many precious memories of Mona was when she was staying with Col and me over Valentine's Day. I bought her a dozen roses in her favourite colour, yellow. After giving my beautiful wife her red roses, I turned to hand Mona her yellow ones, and she just looked up and said to Col “HE’S A SUCK!!!”. After a few seconds she just burst out laughing and said “thank you so much; I absolutely love them”. And there it was….. our little thing had begun; a special bond we shared. The precious connection that could never be broken. That silly little look on her face that came just before a little bit of friendly, cheeky banter that was always followed by her enormous infectious laugh. She took to calling me Kenny Boy, which I loved as it was unique to us. I would give anything to be able to have that banter and hear just one more time how much “Kenny Boy is a suck”. Mona had the ability to look inside everyone she came across in her life and speak directly to their soul and make them feel like they have a special, personal connection. The grief and deep sadness we feel right now is the price we have to pay for the enormous gift of being a part of Mona’s life. And that’s a price I am more than happy to pay. Rest in peace beautiful Mona. Your favourite son-in-law, Kenny Boy
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Hi mummy bear 🐻, it’s your baby bear Jason here! 😀 thank you for the laughs, the education, the humor, the pazazz and colour you introduced into my life. As they say, the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree 🌲 and what a great tree you’ve helped me climb over the past 47 years. Much love always, ❤️😘 Jason xxx View full message
Jason Hart
Thank you for being the best mummy bear in law anyone could wish for. Forever in my heart 💛 View full message
Karine Hart
The World's Greatest Mother . From your first born child Daniel to the most wonderful Mother a boy could wish ✨ for😊 Lifted up by Angels 😇we shall reunite in time dear Mother 💖
Treasured memories that will stay with me forever ! You made me who I am and I carry that with pride . The worlds greatest Mother will live on forever in our hearts 💞 Lifted up by Angels 😇🙏✨ Your eldest son Daniel xo View full message
Daniel HartSending our sincere condolences to you on the loss of your lovely Mum. Big Welsh hugs to you all.xxxx Read full message here.
We may be miles apart, but you will always be in our hearts. Your love for your family and those you met always shone through. All our love to the family sending you love and prayers from the UK. Nicola,Fraser,Elliot and Alastair xxxx
Dear Colleen, Ken and the Hart family My deepest sympathies. I was very sorry to hear of your mum’s passing. Rest In Peace. My thoughts are with you and your family. Much love Una
The rich tapestry of Mona Hart was not woven with glamour and grandeur, but rather with an abundance of fine threads of love, acceptance and meaning; it was her everyday minutiae that gave Mum her magic. She was the epitome of kindness and compassion. Mummy Bear, I’m so very grateful, incredibly thankful, unbelievably blessed to be your daughter. None of us would be who we are without you. Thank you for painting my life, and the lives of so many, with the most vibrant colours of love. I adore you. You were, still are, and will always be in my heart, Your ‘baby’, Colleen xxx View full message
Colleen Warren
One of my many precious memories of Mona was when she was staying with Col and me over Valentine's Day. I bought her a dozen roses in her favourite colour, yellow. After giving my beautiful wife her red roses, I turned to hand Mona her yellow ones, and she just looked up and said to Col “HE’S A SUCK!!!”. After a few seconds she just burst out laughing and said “thank you so much; I absolutely love them”. And there it was….. our little thing had begun; a special bond we shared. The precious connection that could never be broken. That silly little look on her face that came just before a little bit of friendly, cheeky banter that was always followed by her enormous infectious laugh. She took to calling me Kenny Boy, which I loved as it was unique to us. I would give anything to be able to have that banter and hear just one more time how much “Kenny Boy is a suck”. Mona had the ability to look inside everyone she came across in her life and speak directly to their soul and make them feel like they have a special, personal connection. The grief and deep sadness we feel right now is the price we have to pay for the enormous gift of being a part of Mona’s life. And that’s a price I am more than happy to pay. Rest in peace beautiful Mona. Your favourite son-in-law, Kenny Boy View full message
Ken Warren