Mrs Jacqueline Milich Milford Haven The funeral of Mrs Jacqueline Milich of Priory Lodge Drive, Milford Haven, took place on July 18th at Priory Road Methodist Church, Milford Haven and Parc Gwyn Crematorium, Narberth.
Mrs Milich died at Withybush Hospital, on July 10th, aged 47.
The service was led by Rev David Merfyn.
The bearers were Jamie Munn, Daniel Munn (nephews), Christopher Milich (step-son) and Ian Howells (family friend).
Family left to mourn are Kevin Milich (husband), Sam and Jacqueline Goodwin (son and wife), Ellie Goodwin (daughter), Jordan Milich (son), Jean and Paul Griffiths (parents), Christopher and Carly Milich (step children), Jill and Trevor Woods (sister and husband), Sarah and Paul, Jamie and Becky, Daniel, James, Jade, Gina (nephews/nieces and partners), Val and Betty Milich (parents in-law), Andrea and Sonny Clancy (sister-in-law and husband), Andrew and Ruth Milich (brother-in-law and wife), Sarah Griffiths (grandmother) and Morgan and Olivia Davies (great nephew and niece).
At the church service Kevin Milich paid a moving tribute to his wife Jacky.
Jacky was educated at Tenby Greenhill School, and from there went on to Pembrokeshire Technical College.
She worked for her parents in their retail business at Saundersfoot.
After marrying her husband, Kevin, in 1996, the couple moved from Sageston and built a house and settled in Milford Haven.
Jacky loved the challenge of establishing a garden at her new home, and it was her love of gardening that saw her gain employment at St Ishmaels Garden Centre. It was here that her hardening skills were developed, as she soaked up the knowledge and experience of the Tish Garden Centre proprietors, Heather and the late David Phippen.
She left the garden centre in 2007 and began work as a learning support assistant at the Meads Nursery School. This was hr perfect job, and she had definitely found her niche in life. She was such a friendly, warm, kind hearted person that she gained the respect and love of all the pupils, staff and parents.
Outside of work, Jacky's main interest were her family. She loved the family holidays in Tenerife, and long summer days were often spent at Broad Haven South beach, one of her favourite places.
Jacky was very creative and in her spare time would paint watercolour landscapes, and most of her family are privileged to own a Jacky Milich original.
Donations in lieu of flowers can be made to the Chemotherapy Day Unit, Withybush Hospital c/o the manager, Natwest Bank, Milford Haven.
Source: Western Telegraph