CATHERINE MARY “MOLLY” JONES

Beautiful lady who I saw every week, loved your talks and laughter we shared together, will miss your smiling face x

To my dearest Grandma, I will always remember your generosity, your warm smile, and your beautiful spirit. Thank you for teaching me the true meaning of unconditional love through your devotion to your husband. Thank you for showing me that it is never too late to be spontaneous—whether it was getting a tattoo or joining a swim team. Until we meet again, Grandma. Love you always. From your Bolivian grandson Marcelo

We're so sorry we couldn't attend. RIP Aunty Molly.

Back with her beloved Harold. Molly we will miss not hearing your Winifred Attwell music when you were having your reminiscing days. We will miss you ringing the door bell asking us to come and help you find your phone ( even if you had put it away tidy in the drawer), we will miss our little chats when dropping off your mail or putting the bins out. Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your life over the years. To Stephen Francine and Emilynne, you did your mum proud today. She would have loved every minute of her service and how her family all had a part to play. Time to rest dear Molly. You have earnt your wings. Don’t rest for too long though as Harold would have polished his dancing shoes waiting your arrival.

To Dear Molly It breaks my heart that I can't be there in person today but know that you have taken a piece of my heart when you left. No-one was more special than Molly. She was a ray of sunshine to everyone she met. She had a heart of gold. Sincere sympathy to Stephen, Francine and Emilynne and families, who were the luckiest people in the world to have you. God bless you Molly. Rest in Peace sweetheart. Nola

Molly, you inspired me with your hard work, so cheerfully completed in our house each week, when our mother was so busy. Deepest sympathy to Lynne, Stephen and Francine with the death of Molly at such a great age. God bless you especially in her absence with delightful memories.

Dearest Molly, You may have only come into our family’s life in the last few years, but you certainly left your impact, and for that, we are grateful. Thank you for imparting your “don’t beat around the bush” advice and wisdom on our lives. We’ll remember it fondly. Sending all our love to those you leave behind. We’ll raise a glass to you each year on Phoebe’s birthday, the 17th of July. Love, Kyle, Megan, Toby and Phoebe Flett

Dearest aunt Molly .. you were deeply loved by us all , especially by our mum dot Gillam ..she always talked of you with love in her words . You were a shining light in many lives . Love to the family..Leeanne sells ( Gillam)

So very sorry for your loss. We have the fondest memories of Molly when she would come in to work with a smile on her face and a cheeky comment. Beautiful lady and the world not so bright now.

I will not be able to farewell to farewell this fine who bought happiness into everyone's heart that she met. A great storyteller but a better joker. To Emilynne and all the family, please accept Robyn and my condolences on the passing of Molly. R.I.P.

Aunty Molly lead an incredible and energetic life. I didn’t call upon you much later in life but have many fond memories of seeing you during the school holidays. You are joining Harold and brothers. Until we meet again Aunty Molly. Rest easy

Sincere sympathy to Stephen, Emilynne, Francine and families. Molly was a wonderful friend and neighbour to Mum for over 18 years. The friendship and love she showed for Mum and our family will remain with us forever. We will cherish the memories of our beautiful Molly. Greg, Cathy and Lauren.

Deepest sympathy to Emilynne, Francine and all the immediate and extended family. Mrs Jones was such a kind, gentle loving lady, who lived a life well. So many fond memories of going into the store with Mum or at lunchtime, she always had a ready smile and made everyone around her feel special. Dear Emilynne, I send you the biggest hugs from myself and a heavenly one from Phyllis. Di

Truly a wonderful lady and mother - life lived so well . Fond memories from West Plantagenet Pony Club days late 70’s early 80’s . Cheryl Hancock née Kettle

Dear Molly, you and Mum(Lona Toovey) shared a long life as double cousins, Toovey/Gardiner. What a lovely woman you were with such a positive view of the world. Our paths have not crossed often but you have left nothing but happy unique memories. Rest peacefully. Love to all who loved you. Judith and family xx

A dear friend and client who will be missed. Condolences to the family

Dearest Molly , what a legend. So inspiring and such a good story teller of your life especially the ones you told about in the very early years . I hope it’s all been written down . So loved by everyone who knew you. Much love Nick and Dulcie.

Fond memories of an amazing woman. Enjoyed many a "banter" of the years. A courageous heart with an amazing zest for life. Sadly missed. Sincere condolences to all family and friends.

You remembered just about every child that went into Harold and your little store near Plantagenet Primary School, every child would remember you. You were like everyones favourite aunty and the world will never be the same without you. Condolences to your family, Love David and Penny Belfield Donnybrook

Sincere sympathy to all the family, a great friend to the Pearce family.

Rip molly,you were a real trooper U will be sadly missed Thinking of family at this sad time, All the pooleys,sending all our love,❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️