Lydia Sequeira
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Lydia Sequeira was a much loved wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother from Nairobi, Kenya. Lydia was a well known, greatly respected and cherished friend, and known as Aunty Lydia to many. She was a precious wife to the late Santan Sequeira. A devoted mother to the late Winston Sequeira and Elaine Carvalho, a treasured mother-in-law to Jude, a cherished grandmother to Ben and Georgina, a dear grandmother-in-law to Emma, and an adored great-grandmother to Ethan and Jonah. Jude, Elaine and family would like to express their sincere gratitude to everyone, for your sympathy and continued support and prayers during this difficult time. Please share any photos and fond memories and stories that you have of Mum. We appreciate that family and friends would love to send flowers but we feel that as Mum battled dementia for many years, her memory would be better served with donations towards The Alzheimer’s Society (www.justgiving.com/lydia-sequeira). Thank you for keeping her in your thoughts and prayers.
Condolences
Leocadia Barreto
Dear Elaine, Our deep condolences on the passing of your mother. You may remember my husband and I attending Mass on Sundays at Nazareth House. I used to talk to your mother and she looked forward to seeing me. Our Prayers and Thoughts are with you and your family at this difficult and sad time. We pray that God gives you the courage and strength to cope with your loss. Leocadia & Joe Barreto
Betsy and Richard
Dear Elaine, We have fond memories of Lydia in Nairobi, making it a point of attending all her birthday dates. Meeting Lydia and you in Goa was a real treat. Our deep sympathy to you, Elaine.
Frank and Roma
Dear Elaine and all the family, Our heartfelt Condolences for the loss of your beloved Mother, During these tough times, know that you all in our thoughts and prayers. May her soul Rest in Peace
Philo Sequeira
Dear Elaine and all the family, Our deepest sympathy and prayers for your loss. Rest in eternal peace Lydia, reunited with Santan and Winston. Philo, Zeph & Estella
Romeo and Mildred Soares
Dear Elaine, Our sincere condolences on the sad passing away of your dear Mum. She was a warm, affectionate, caring person and I never failed to visit them on my visits to England. A beautiful soul now reunited with her husband and Son in the kingdom of Heaven. To all the extended family especially Georgina take courage. Romeo, Mildred, Jonathan and Julian.
Florence & Vivian
Dear Elaine and extended family, Our heartfelt sympathies, I remember visiting your mum twice, with Tita and Valente in Nairobi in the 60`s, and what a big spread of her exotic menu on the table. Please take comfort and courage at this time of your loss. May her soul rest in peace.
Christine Araujo
Dear Elaine, Our condolences to you and the family. I remember what a kind and thoughtful person your Mum was from our days in Nairobi. We always loved visiting because she and your Dad always made the house so warm and welcoming.
Theresa Fernandes
We will miss you and that lovely smile. You never hesitated to pass on your recipes - "put a little bit of this and a pinch of this". Thank you for all the support and love you showed our family. Rest in Peace Aunty Lydia, now united with Uncle Santan, Winston, and your family. Gilly, Theresa & family xx