Drama Association of Wales
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Unedig yn Nrama, Balchder yng Nghymru
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Dear Member and Friend,
It is with great sadness that I write to inform you of the passing of Rosina Daniels.
Rosina was a lifelong member of the Drama Association of Wales (DAW), serving as Chair from October 2004 to November 2009. A true stalwart of our community, she spent many years travelling across Wales, championing DAW and encouraging regions to take part in the One Act Play Festival. She also served as Chair of the Clwyd Community Theatre Association (CCTA), and was a passionate supporter of DAW’s Summer School, where she took great joy in seeing new talent flourish.
As if that weren’t enough, Rosina also led the Clwyd-Flint Federation of Women’s Institutes for many years—a role she held with immense pride.
Rosina will be deeply missed and fondly remembered. Her funeral is at 1pm on Friday 31st October at Flintshire Memorial Park and Crematorium in Northop, Mold.
Sleep peacefully, Rosina. You will be missed.
Teri (Teresa) McCarthy
Chair
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