Mollie Lock (nee Lentaigne)
6 May 1920 - 29 April 2024Guest Book
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We invite you to leave a condolence message when you view the service to let the family know that you are thinking of them.
Mollie Lentaigne Lock
6 May 1920 – 29 April 2024
Wow, what a touching and beautiful service to celebrate the life of such an incredible lady, mum, granny, great granny and friend.
To the entire family, I am holding you all so close and praying that you may find some peace in being together. What a blessing to have had the years you did with Molly.
Sending my warmest and kindest love to you all! X
What an extraordinary life and legacy – Mollie touched so many through so many eras. And a beautiful person as well as a dynamic woman, she always has time for everyone, no matter who they were. We’ll miss her and what she gave to the world – endless positivity and a genuine love of life.
Thinking of you all
I think everyone whose life was touched by Mollie loved her and never forgot her. What a wonderful person, life and legacy.
What an amazing family to have created.
I’ll be attending online with my mother today. Love to you all.
Dear Lock Family
I never knew Molly Lock but I heard a lot about her and her most amazing life.
You were very blessed to have had someone in the family with such a positive attitude under all circumstances.
I feel sure she will be happy to be compared to Churchill who said
“I am an optimist, it does not seem too much use being anything else”.
Our deepest condolences go out to all the family.
May her dear soul rest in peace
Yours Sincerely
Marica and Morris
We are thinking of all the Lock and extended family today as you celebrate the life of Mollie. As we have sat around many family dinners, over the years Mollie has come up in conversations with very fond memories and incredible stories of her life. I was privileged to be at one her talks of her life with my mum Pam Ogilvie ,at 25 club at Larminer. She has left an amazing legacy for all who have known her. Prayers for you all today. May the Lord be bless and give you peace with love Marion,John and all our family
We have such fond memories of Mollie on the farm and on a visit to St Albans. She had such energy, an enviable zest for life and was so kind and interested in everyone, young and old. God Bless and love to all the clan xxx
My Aunt Mollie was a legend in her lifetime. She was the most beautiful woman inside and out that I have ever been blessed to have in my life. May you fly with the angels and create havoc in heaven. 💋❤️
Thinking of you all today as you farewell a remarkable woman, Mollies legacy lives on in her family.
Mollie was a genuine force of nature and leaves behind so many descendants and admirers to marvel at what a good, long life can look like.
Wishing all the family much love at this time as her amazing presence will surely be missed.
We are all the better off for her example of living life to the full and bringing energy and positivity to the world. We treasure the memory of seeing her enjoying her 100th birthday gift at the Federer – Nadal match in Cape Town.
I never had the privilege of meeting Mrs. Lock, but I do have the privilege of sharing her birthday! I will always remember this when I celebrate.
I have heard many stories about an amazing adventurer, who dared to do things that I could only dream of. And she leaves an amazing legacy in her children, grand children and great grand children!
Thinking of you all as you celebrate a life well lived!
Wishing all love to the family on the passing of a remarkable and inspiring lady. Truly a good life well lived.
We happily remember seeing Mollie celebrate her hundredth courtside at the Federer Nadal game.
I think if you’ve never met a person but have heard so much about them, it’s because they are a person of high standing. I believe Molly was such a person. And so will be missed deeply by those they leave behind. But what a blessing to have known them. I will be thinking of you and hope your sadness will one day be replaced by the many fond memories you must have of her. Much love, Susan
Love to all, what a celebration of such an incredible and inspiring life lived to the fullest!!
Thanks to all involved in the service and taking the time to speak about her absolutely fascinating life.
Loads of love to all!!
She seems like she had an incredibly colourful life and filled it to the brim. Sleep peacefully Molly, after a very successful innings
Our thoughts are with you all at this time as you celebrate the glorious life of Mollie. A real shining example to all of us about positivity in life. We only had the privilege to meet her a few time son our, unfortunately, rare trips to visit the extended Ogilvie family in Zim. Always left totally inspired by Mollie. Whilst our kids never got to meet Mollie they loved the stories we were able to share with them from a rare visit or Facebook. In fact Michael, our oldest, has an absolute fear of heights and all it took for him to do the zipwire at the falls in January this year was mention that Mollie had done it. Lovely stories shared during this celebration of her life today. Love Peter, Karen, Michael, Simon, Matthew and Shane Ogilvie
A memorable tribute to a remarkable lady!
Thank you for sharing the beautiful service. What an incredible lady and an incredible life lived. An absolutely privilege to have known Mollie. Much love to you all and I shall try to look for the currant in every bun. All my love Nessie Martin xxxxx
What a wonderful service and celebration of Mollie’s life. Wonderful to hear the tales of a life truly well-lived and loved. I am sure she will continue to make your smile from afar. Thinking of all the family and sending love to you all xxx
What a fabulous celebration of your Mums’s amazing life. It was great to hear from your brothers, sisters, kids and grandkids. You all did her proud.
God bless you all, and god bless your Mum.
My thoughts are with my dear friend Emma and her siblings as they mourn the great loss of such a wonderful mother. May there be many happy memories of Molly that remain vivid and alive with you forever. Much love Annie
I’m so lucky to have been at school with 4 of this remarkable lady’s sons: George, Martin, Andy and Charles. George will remember the chess game, Martin was a tennis ace – actually all of them were! Andy and my brother flooded the market with their lathe work, And I was lucky enough to be in the same form as Charles who was a cricket ace as well as tennis star. Anyway thoughts for you all at this time – what a n awesome pic of you Mum with Siya Xolisi midst so many other memoroable events in her life.
The last time we saw Mollie was down in Cape Town, sitting at our dining table beaming at what felt like most of her children ( there were actually only 4 of them and their spouses🤣 and a few grandkids scattered inbetween ) – or maybe more likely it was the fact that she was going to be seeing her hero Roger Federer the next day!
Mollie always had a twinkle in her eye – what a wonderful gift to have her as a mother, grandmother and great grandmother. Thinking of you all