Archive (9 life histories found)

I am proud of my children, how they have grown into well balanced and civic minded individuals. I value them more than they will ever realise. They have got on with their lives and are now settled with their own family. They developed a really…

I am most proud of my loyalty to my friends. Even though I have travelled far from Cloughmills P.E.S. I am still in touch with the girl who sat in the same desk. I am proud to get indications from people I taught that I had influenced them for the…

My background has been in every way a plus or me. I love being Irish. When I taught in England - before the troubles broke out - we Irish nuns were loved and respected. At a later stage when Muredach and I were at the University in Keele at the…

My values are treat everyone with respect. I think it is a word which should be taught early on in life. We are all going in the one direction even if we take different paths. One realises only when one is older. I was taught by my mother and even…

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I was born into a catholic family in an extremely catholic country at a time where priests were unquestioned and bishops were treated a princes of the church, with all the rights and privileges which that station entitled them to. I was raised in the…

Most of my values come from my own family and upbringing. Parents are the best teacher for their kids. I believe in honesty, truthfulness, integrity, caring for each other. I believe in a good upbringing which helps towards a good relationship and…

In February 1973 my adoptive mother died suddenly,one and a half years after my late husband. A neighbour alerted the police that she had not been seen that morning. The police broke into the house and found my mother unconscious. Pamela and I…

The thing I am most proud about in my life is my family. I am very proud of my three grandchildren. My daughter recently completed a Master Degree in Art and Design,and is returning to complete a PHD. My values were learnt early on in life through my…

This is a reflective drawing by Mary Dynan which represents her life, her interests and her values.