Jill Mackintosh (28 Jul 1963 - 30 Oct 2018)

I know you would love this...Phoebe wanted to bake cakes and sell them for your charity, she raised £20. I told her you would be very proud of her. Love you x

For my dearest cousin Jill, until we meet again

In memory of Jill Mackintosh.

What wonderful memories we have of Tosh Tours with Jill! We will truly miss her sweet smile and disposition. Love, thoughts and prayers to your family! xx

What wonderful memories we have of Tosh Tours times with Jill! We will truly miss her sweet disposition and smile. Love, thoughts and prayers to your family!! Xx

What wonderful memories we have of Tosh Tours times with Jill! We will truly miss her sweet disposition and smile. Love, thoughts and prayers to your family!! Xx

In loving memory x

For Auntie Jill, always lovingly remembered

My deepest regrets for a wonderful person I met. Even if it was for a short time during our Comenius project meetings, me and Simona, my wife, will always remember Jill

Dear Jill what a lovely 😊 friend you’ve been to us all.. Especially Hayden you were his second mum. Will miss the giggles.... love to Ian Tom and Chris xx

I have been friends with Jill since we were at Rugby High School from the mid 1970s. Our friendship group has stayed in touch, and, (with Lynn, Jenny and Sue), we shared a wonderful (Italian themed) 3 days together earlier this summer.
Always kind and unselfish with her friends, Jill also showed compassion and caring towards people in difficult or less fortunate circumstances in life. This is reflected in her wish to support the charity Hope4 in her home town, Rugby.
Jill was a special person and lovely friend, who I will miss dearly. My love to Ian, Tom and Chris.
Jenny

I met Jill the first time in Italy for a Comenius preparotory visit in 2008. I appreciated her professionality and her kindness very soon. We worked hard with our partners and our project got the approval. The title was "Treasures" and I want to say that Jill was a big "treasure" for me. I will never forget her , our trips aboard, our laughs, our friendship.
I will never forget her generosity and her family hospitality, when we had a meeting in Market Dryton. I am very sorry for this terrible new and I give my condolence to the family.💓

I have been friends with Jill since we were at Rugby High School from the mid 1970s. Our friendship group has stayed in touch, and, (with Lynn, Jenny and Sue), we shared a wonderful (Italian themed) 3 days together earlier this summer.
Always kind and unselfish with her friends, Jill also showed caring and compassion towards people in difficult or less fortunate circumstances in life. This is reflected in her wish to support the charity Hope4 in her home town, Rugby.
Jill was a special person and lovely friend, who I will miss dearly. My love to Ian, Tom and Chris.
Jenny

Tom - very truly sorry - our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Jill was one of my students on the bi-lingual secretarial course at East Warwickshire College in the early 1980s when I taught her German. She was a dedicated, passionate student, with a real gift for the language. This she retained throughout her life, particularly via the Comenius and Erasmus projects, of which she was justly so proud. I visited her on her placement in Russelsheim in 1983, and we kept in touch ever since. We had a great weekend together when she came to visit me in Devon just a couple of years ago. It was the last time I saw her and I am so sad that she is no longer with us. I will always remember her as a happy outgoing person, willing to do anything for anyone.

Thank you Mrs Mac from all of us, Ryan and Alicia have many happy memories with you and will take the things they picked up from you with them through the rest of their lives. Alicia says breakfast club will never be the same without you. We miss you and will talk about you often xXx

Bless you Jill.

Thinking of you all.

Love,

The Murphys & Amy