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Tributes have been pouring in from residents in Nenagh following the sad passing of Seema Mathew last Friday, November 25, 2024.
Mourners have left comforting messages to Seema's family through her notice on rip.ie in the wake of her death and remembered her for the impact she made on so many people through her work as a senior nurse at St Conlon's nursing home.
One person wrote: "Seema was a wonderful and caring nurse and a beautiful friend and collegue, she will be sadly missed by all."
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A former colleague said: "She was a lady that had a great smile & fantastic sense of humour, her nursing skills and friendship will be dearly missed by all resident's and staff in St. Conlon's. May Seema Rest In Peace."
Another former colleague wrote: "A beautiful lady with a smile that would light up any room. She was a great nurse and had an amazing sense of humour. Seema you will be fondly remembered and never forgotten by all in St Conlon's."
Deeply regretted by her loving husband Jaison Jose, sons Jeffin and Jerome and daughter Jewel, parents Mathew and Mary, brothers Sreeraj, sister Sreeja, colleagues, relatives and many friends.
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