LAWLER, Alison (Ally). Passed away peacefully on July 23, 2012, follow ing a long and cour ageous battle. No more suffering. Much loved wife of Andrzej; courageous and inspirational mother to Tomi, Ryan and Billy. She will be dearly missed and will be forever in their hearts. Beloved daughter of Anne and Bill (dec). Adored sister of Peter, Andrew, Ian, Kathryn and Richard. Very much loved and loving daughter of Anne...A new JD star shining in the sky, an amazing, beautiful, car ing, unique person, safe journey, my darling, always in my heart. Loved sister of Peter, sister-in-law of Cheryl, aunt of Marc, Nicholas and Scott. May you have a safe journey Al, rest at peace in the arms of our Dad. Always positive in the face of adversity, Ally met her challenges with great fervour, courage and strength. Above all she enjoyed doing life with her many friends and family about whom she was so passionate about. Forever in our hearts. Lingling, Andrew, Isabelle, Emily and Sarah. Ally you were the only one who understood me and was always there for me when I needed you, you will leave a big hole in my heart and you will be sadly missed by all who knew you. I will love you always. Ian, Allana, Kaila and Daniel. My darling Ally, couldn't have wished for a better sister than you. A wise and balanced counsellor, clever and talented org aniser and loyal friend. We made an awesome team, travelled some miles together, sup ported each other through our weddings, birth of our babies, caring for our Dad until the end and what a privilege to walk with you on your final journey. Hey Aunnie Aaaaw, you are such a giving, caring and loving Mum and Auntie, even when you were sick you always put our needs first. You made us laugh and knew how to make us feel special and safe. Love you forever. Ciao for now babe, Kat, Craig, Sophie and Mattymoo. Ally, you will be forever in my heart. You remain my inspiration of how to live life and how to live it to the fullest. Love always Richard, Sharon, Bridie, Liam and Eamon. The family would like to express their sincerest appreciation to Professor Lowenthal, the dedicated staff of the Oncology Unit, and those who pro vided palliative care.
This obituary was originally published in The Mercury.
