Mona died on 25th July 2011 aged 92. She was a central figure in the Southwold Art Circle for very many years and was its Chairman for 18 of them between 1983 and 2001. She did much to raise the profile of the society and, with her keen eye for detail, to generate interest in its wide range of activities. Mona's own memories of her early days in the Art Circle may be read on our History pages.

As a practising artist, she worked in most of the traditional media but was particularly known for her screenprints, monoprints and linocuts. These allowed scope for a passion for experiment to flourish within the technical constraints imposed by her chosen disciplines. Latterly, unlike many artists of her generation, she was quick to embrace the arrival of the digital age and to explore the possibility of using its techniques in her work. In her final years, most of her work was produced in this way. Mona never tired of experimenting with colour, composition and shape and was artistically active until shortly before her death.