Ingrid I'm waving up in the midnight sky to you. You were a passionate woman who I adored the moment I met you in Belfast with my uncle Alan. You will always be missed. I am so proud to have known you and grateful for all you did in the world of neuroscience. Much love from your niece in Australia. Caitilin.
Thursday 30 April 2020
Caitilin
Dearest Auntie Ingrid you can now fly with the angels and rest next to my uncle Allen. I will miss you and be forever grateful for your love of my family. Huge hugs and love to Grace and Charles and the extended family. I also want to express my deepest gratitude to all those who cared for you so beautifully, they could not have loved you more.
Bless you. Love Deborah Jones (Australian niece)
Thursday 30 April 2020
Deborah Jones
ALLEN-BARNES THOMPSON, PROFESSOR DAME INGRID VICTORIA - R.I.P. Passed away peacefully.
Will those who think of her today,
a little prayer to Jesus say.
God Bless you Ingrid.
Deepest sympathy to her sister Grace, brother-in-law Charles, nephews and nieces.
Saturday 25 April 2020
From Mary, John, Karen, Antoinette and Joe and family
Ingrid was a great friend of my parents, Frank and Phyllis Dinsmore, and we have wonderful memories of spending time with her and Alan in Donegal.
She was a truly remarkable lady.
Saturday 25 April 2020
Kathryn Disnmore-Bole
Such an impressive lady and researcher. I was privileged to have had lively discussions with her at meetings on multiple sclerosis in Belfast and London.
Gone, but not forgotten!
We will miss her.
Saturday 25 April 2020
Una FitzGerald, NUI, Galway
A greatly loved and admired woman in Neurology & Neuropathology.
Full of good humour and wise advice. I had the privilege of being an undergraduate and post-graduate student with her in the 1970s. My wife Zureena (Desai/ Blacking) was also a hospital colleague and admirer. She was a vigorous researcher in multiple sclerosis, Michael Hutchinson (Neurologist, Dublin)
Thursday 23 April 2020
Michael & Zureena Hutchinson, Blackrock, Co Dublin