The obituary notice of Colette HENDERSON

Sending our condolences to the Henderson and Davey Families. We lived facing the Davey home,a beautiful family and neighbor. Colette and l shared years of our childhood together, nothing but fond happy memories. May Colette rest in eternal peace .
St Carmel pray for her.

Colette was an amazing lady who I was privileged to have in my life and have her treat me like one of her own. Rest in peace my favourite wee Irish woman. Lots of Love Marcus & Lauren xxx

Thinking of all my cousins the Davey family on the loss of their beautiful sister Colette. Safe in the arms of your mummy and daddy. Rip Colette xx

Memories of my dear friend Colette.
Many happy years working and caring for patients together.
Very loved colleague of all at the department at the Freeman.
TK Maxx devotee!
Hundreds of patients who loved her.
Driving to Belfast together.
Shared Irish heritage.
Keeping in touch in the years since we left the Freeman, always in my heart.
I will miss you.
Rest in peace Colette.
With love, Mary Fitzpatrick xxx

Kitty, I cannot find the words to express how I feel. My heart is broken. Love you always, your loving brother Patrick. XX.

Fondest memories of a warm, generous, kind, welcoming and fun lady. It was a privilege to have known her. Thoughts and prayers are with Ged, Catherine & Richard & the Henderson/Davey families. Very deeply regretted. Grainne (Belfast).

Auntie Colette - where do I start? That gorgeous Belfast-Geordie accent! The lady who loved nothing more than a good rookie in TKMaxx to find a bargain! When she was home she would take you out for a treat and say ‘you’re on your holidays!’. Staying in the Lake District, all crammed in to a caravan with chip butties for tea :) Colette would stop and talk to any dog walker, she loved nothing more than telling them all about her Boxers and their obedience classes! Colette took me with her to see some of her renal patients; they all loved her and went out of their way to have gluten free treats in so she could stay for a cuppa! Always smiling, with such a zest for life. I can only end with her line ‘God bless EasyJet!’, well God bless our Auntie Colette. Thinking of Ged, Richard and Michelle, Catherine and Liam and Colette’s beautiful grandchildren Arthur, Stanley, Tommy and Millie xo