"Angela O’Haire, a beloved wife, mother, and grandmother, has passed away peacefully at her home in Newport, Co. Mayo, after a courageous battle with illness. Surrounded by her loving family, Angela, age not specified, leaves behind her devoted husband Pat, six children, five grandchildren, and numerous siblings. She will be remembered for her resilience and the profound impact she had on her family and community. Funeral arrangements have been announced; she will be reposing on Sunday and removed to St. Patrick’s Church on Monday for her Requiem Mass. Donations in her memory can be made to the Community Palliative Care Team. Family flowers only; condolences can be left online."
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Obituary of Angela McManamon: A Look into issetfficient Grieving Practices in Today’s Sports World
Sports & Grief: Tracing Angela McManamon’s Legacy
In the quiet town of Newport, Co. Mayo, the sports community is mourning the loss of a beloved figure, Angela McManamon, who passed away peacefully on Friday, 25th April, surrounded by her loving family after a brave battle with illness.
Remembering Angela: An Inspiration Off the Field
Angela, a devoted wife, mother, and friend, will be deeply missed by her large family, including her husband Pat, children Patrick, Lorraine, Sarah, and Tara, and her cherished grandchildren. While Angela’s influence off the field was immense, it was her passion for sports that brought the community closer.
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Angela was a regular at the local St. Dominick’s GAA club, where she volunteered her time to help grow the youth sports program.
The McManamon Influence: A Lasting Legacy on Sports
Angela’s grandchildren – Jack, James, Katie, Shéa, and Cohen – are already following in their grandparents’ footsteps, actively involved in various sports, from Gaelic football to hurling. Angela’s influence on the youth of her community has laid the foundation for a lasting sporting legacy that continues to inspire future generations.
Modern Grieving Practices: Lessons from Angela’s Send-off
Condolences & Celebrations: Merging Traditions
Angela’s passing has brought the Newport sports community together, not just to mourn, but to celebrate her life. Her family has invited the public to pay their respects at St. Dominick’s Funeral Home on Sunday, 27th April, from 5 pm until 7.30 pm, and her funeral Mass will be held at St. Patrick’s Church on Monday at 12 pm.
In line with modern trends, the McManamon family has set up an online condolence book, encouraging friends and extended family, especially those who can’t attend, to share their memories and support.
Memorial Donations: Giving Back to the Community
In lieu of flowers, the family has requested donations to the Community Palliative Care Team, showcasing Angela’s commitment to giving back to her community, even in death. This selfless act of grieving is becoming increasingly common in the sports world, as seen when NBA legend Kobe Bryant’s family established the Mamba & Mambacita Sports Foundation to support youth sports.
FAQs: Grieving Practices in the Sports World
Q: How can sports communities honor a fallen member?
A: Apart from memorial services, sports communities can honor their members by naming awards, scholarships, or events after them, as the Los Angeles Lakers did with the No. 8 and No. 24 jerseys in Kobe Bryant’s honor.
Q: What are some ways to support grieving families in sports communities?
A: Reach out to offer help, send condolence messages, attend memorial services if possible, and respect the family’s wishes, whether it’s by donating to a charity or sharing memories on an online tribute page.
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