Moira Erin O'Donnell

Happy Birthday Moira. I know you would have called it 40 onederful. Miss you everyday my sweetest friend. All my love to you. ox

Just found a post-it note in my house that simply said "I love you Jena. Love, Moi" It means so much to me. I miss Moira terribly but, I know she is always with us. I had a whole table of people laughing the other day when I told them how Moira used to give up "unavoidable cheese" for Lent. Oh that girl!

Dear Moira,

Here we are, the weekend of our 20th high school reunion and I want you to know how much you are in our hearts and thoughts. None of us will ever forget your laughter and leadership all those years at Mercy. I know you'll be looking down on us this weekend and smiling! We'll have a toast to you!

Lisa

To the O'Donnell Family;

I would like to tell you how deeply sorry I am. Moira was an astonishing person that has touch, and to this day influenced, my life as I am sure many others.

She had a brilliant ability to expand joy, happiness and brightness from her presents. I cannot recall ever seeing her without a simile from ear to ear or brightening a room with her divine eyes that shined so brightly not even the most serious of storms had a chance of clouding her, or anyone with...

Mr. & Mrs. O'Donnell:

Very sad to read of Moira's passing in the Mercy Oaks newsletter. I attended Mercy High School with Moira and remember a vibrant, smart and kind person who extended her warmth and compassion to everyone. Please accept my sincere and heartfelt condolences for you and your family.

To the O'Donnell Family;

What a terrible shock to read about Moira's passing in the recent Santa Clara Magazine. When I saw Moira's picture here and read about her life, I had to stop and smile as it appears she was doing exactly what she dreamed about doing while at SCU.
I am the Assistant Dean in the MBA Office where Moira worked during the latter part of her time at SCU. I have worked with alot of students over my 15 years at Santa Clara. Only a few have made the lasting...

I met Moira in International Hall, London in 2001/2002. She was my neighour in room 502. My memory of Moira is of a bright and cheerful woman with a sense of humor, that could make easyly laugh the students from any country. I hope she keeps that smile anywhere she is now.

Dear O'Donnell Family,

I met Moira at International Hall, in London. Although I did not knew her very well, she is someone I will not forget for her kindness, her constant cheerfulness, her ability to listen, and her laughter.

With warmest regards and sympathies,

Lea