Mrs Vienna - Lesley Anne Berry - R. I. P

[lasereyes]

So very very sorry Vienna. You talked a lot about her here so I think many of us felt we knew her. You clearly had a wonderful relationship. All the very best to you and your family. God bless Mrs Vienna's soul

 

[r.soleofsalford]

So sorry for you loss mate I really am.

RIP Mrs V

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

So very sad reading that post about Mrs Vienna. Very best wishes to you and your family on such a devastating loss.

 

[MCFCTrick]

So sorry to hear of your loss. R.I.P. Mrs Vienna.

 

[NZBlue]

Sorry to hear of your loss

Kia kaha- translates from Maori as "stay strong". There's lots on here that will help you do just that

 

[Eccles Blue]

I’m so sorry for your loss Vienna_70. RIP Mrs Vienna, Lesley Anne Berry. Condolences to you and her family and friends.
What a loving, lovely tribute. Stay strong and try to remember all the great times.
I am sending you a virtual hug if you don’t mind. (:-) (:-)
Take care Blue for ever.

 

[Shirley]

From this Blue who also made the trip to Vienna so sad to hear your loss.
RIP Mrs Vienna

 

[cityboy07]

Rest in peace fellow blue.

Condolences to you my mate

 

[El Gringo]

I don’t really know what I’m doing on here at this time, but I need somewhere to put down my feelings.

I’ve just lost my wonderful partner of 18 years, Lesley Anne Berry, or to all of you, Mrs Vienna.

She taught me so many things, including how to cook, and I learnt so much about the great Mercer-Allison team.

We visited all 48 of the continental United States, and she’d also done an Alaskan cruise, before we met.

She first went to watch City at the age of six, when her parents couldn’t find a babysitter. Her Mum had an appointment at the hairdresser,s, and her Dad wasn’t going to miss his regular trip to Maine Road, so her Mum said, "You’ll have to take her with you".

Her first trip abroad was to Vienna to witness the first European trophy for City. She hardly missed a game in those days, though her parents wouldn’t allow her to travel to away games.

Our first match together was the home fixture against West Ham on 23rd September 2006. Samaras scored both in a 2-0 win.

I first heard the news of Sheikh Mansour's takeover in a text to from her, which went something like this: "There are rumours that a rich Arab is buying City."

She’d lived with poor health for many years, but she was determined to get to as many games as possible. Her last visit to Etihad was for the victory over Ipswich. She loved Erling, so it is rather fitting that the last match she saw was one, which featured another hat-trick for him.

Rest In Peace, my daRling. I will never forget our wonderful time together.

XXX

Sending heartfelt condolences - i hope at some point you find strength in the knowledge that you had a wonderful relationship with a real soul mate - a life well lived is clear to see from your post. Stay strong Blue

 

[hammocity]

I don’t really know what I’m doing on here at this time, but I need somewhere to put down my feelings.

I’ve just lost my wonderful partner of 18 years, Lesley Anne Berry, or to all of you, Mrs Vienna.

She taught me so many things, including how to cook, and I learnt so much about the great Mercer-Allison team.

We visited all 48 of the continental United States, and she’d also done an Alaskan cruise, before we met.

She first went to watch City at the age of six, when her parents couldn’t find a babysitter. Her Mum had an appointment at the hairdresser,s, and her Dad wasn’t going to miss his regular trip to Maine Road, so her Mum said, "You’ll have to take her with you".

Her first trip abroad was to Vienna to witness the first European trophy for City. She hardly missed a game in those days, though her parents wouldn’t allow her to travel to away games.

Our first match together was the home fixture against West Ham on 23rd September 2006. Samaras scored both in a 2-0 win.

I first heard the news of Sheikh Mansour's takeover in a text to from her, which went something like this: "There are rumours that a rich Arab is buying City."

She’d lived with poor health for many years, but she was determined to get to as many games as possible. Her last visit to Etihad was for the victory over Ipswich. She loved Erling, so it is rather fitting that the last match she saw was one, which featured another hat-trick for him.

Rest In Peace, my daRling. I will never forget our wonderful time together.

XXX

So sorry for your loss, obviously a great girl and you had a lovely 18 years together, I know you'll cherish those memories. I've just read your post late at night after Mrs H has had a bit of a tough day but nowhere near as tough as yours, we called in our local for a drink and just had a nightcap before kip.

Was so sad to read, RIP Lesley and condolences to you and your family, best wishes to you all.