Irene Fletcher (23 Sep 1941 - 22 May 2022)

In memory of Irene Fletcher.

In memory of a friend and colleague at MidKent College

On behalf of Tracy Rixon

We’ve known each other for many years at Upbury Manor school and after retirement meeting up for coffee and a chat , until Covid that is. Since it’s had to be chats over the phone. She has definitely had a rough many years with her health but at least she is at peace now. Remembering you always, Val

Irene will be sorely missed by us Invigilators.
I will miss Irene’s bright, humorous chatty personality!

Sorry for the loss of your dear mum Irene. I met Irene just before the pandemic when I started working as an invigilator at MidKent College - we became good friends and met for coffee on a regular basis, having a good natter and putting the world to rights. Irene also had a great sense of humour and we laughed a lot. I will miss her.

Remembering a friend from schooldays and our annual lunches in London with other school friends where Irene often kept us laughing with her stories. I will be in Devon at the time of her funeral but will be thinking of her then.

Thank you for your support and friendship.

So sorry to hear about the sad loss of your mum, Irene. I worked with Irene for the exam board and always loved catching up at meetings. When times were tough, your mum always had a cheery smile and a kind word to help get me through. I have very fond memories of your mum and am so sorry for your loss.

In memory of an old school friend and a very dear friend.

Sorry to hear of your sad loss. Our condolences to all the family.

I was so sad to hear of Irene's passing and will certainly miss her.I was her GP Nurse for many years and saw her regularly.She would often tell me about her,family marking and table tennis,and we always fitted her appointments around her games.My condolences to all her family.I am very sorry that I am unable to attend the funeral due to my work commitments.

I was very sad to hear about Irene
I met her in my very first job as a lab technician at Brunel College in Acton and we became very friendly.
I will always remember her as a cheerful person and although I later visited her in Gillingham a few times ( Firstly when Jason and Greg were toddlers, then on my own) and we corresponded quite regularly; exchanged Greetings Cards, regretfully,
we somehow never met up again in person.
In her emails, she was very positive and never complaining, sending flurries of amusing and interesting ones.
I will miss her and her online presence, but I will not forget her.
Regrettably I will miss her funeral due to hospital appointments and mobility issues but I will be thinking of you all.
Linda x

Irene will be missed at the Kent Retired NASUWT meetings. My condolences to all the family

Thank you from myself and all the students you supported throughout the science marking process.

Irene was one of those wonderful constant companions through the many years I met her whilst doing Exam work. She was always ready with a smile and a chat. I'm honoured to have known her during this time.

RIP Irene. A lovely lady. A friend since school days. Shared the same birthday.

Sorry for your sad lose.
I’d known Irene around 5 yrs through table tennis where she was liked by everyone. She’s going to be dearly missed, she was a lovely soul. God bless her.

With thanks for the work you did on behalf of your fellow retirees in the Retired Members Association of the NASUWT.
I only knew you for a very short time, but it was time enough to realise that you were liked and respected by your colleagues.