Death Notice of Sian Beverley Chathyoka

Who was Sian Chathyoka?

Sian Beverley Chathyoka was a 56-year-old resident of Swansea who passed away after a courageous illness.

People who are faced with the worst of circumstances do so in such a way that everyone is left speechless. Sian beverley Chathyoka from Swansea is one of these people. Sian Beverley Chathyoka, who fought her illness with dignity and courage, died at the University Hospital of Wales (Cardiff) surrounded by family members. She was 54 years old.

The Swansea Evening Post has shared this death notice out of respect for Sian, and the family that cared so deeply for her. The Swansea Evening Post publishes this death notice to let the South Wales Community — and everyone whose life Sian touched — know of her passing.

Sian is going to be missed so much by her family and close friends. This is not just a formality. It’s a statement about a woman whose absence will be felt daily. She was only 56 when she woven herself into the lives around her.

Sian Chthyoka’s Swansea Obituary, Courage & Final Days

Sian battled her illness till the end. The words of her family are clear: Sian displayed courage, dignity and a strong sense of determination. In times like this, families do not pick these words lightly. The words chosen are those that are true. They are true.

Her final moments spent at the University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff, surrounded by family members is comforting. It’s the kind of ending which does not suggest defeat but rather a life lived so deeply and passionately that it couldn’t be forgotten.

Sian Chathyoka’s family in Swansea

Sian was a woman who defined herself by her relationships. She was a loved mother to Toby and Lucy. Her children will carry with them her love, her laugh, and her spirit for the rest their lives. For them, she wasn’t just a mom; she was at the center of everything.

She was the daughter of Margaret and John who raised her with love. She returned this love to them in full all through her life. She was Mark ’s loving companion, whose support and company during the most trying of times will be remembered, as well as Stephen ’s beloved sister and Janet ’s sister-in law.

Sian is also a , niece to Peter, Joy, the late John, part of an extended network of family members who will miss her and cherish the memories of her for many years.

Sian would have wanted a celebration of life in bright colours.

In celebration of Sian’s love of family, friends, and life, the family made a request. This isn’t a formal request — it’s an expression of someone who loved color, joy, life, and all its facets. Only a family that truly knows the person can make such a request.

Sian’s celebration of her life won’t be a gathering in mourning. It will be a celebration of life full of love, colour and memories, just as she deserved.

Funeral Arrangements — Llanelli Crematorium, 15 May 2026

Those who wish to donate in Sian’s memory can do so by supporting the Anthony Nolan Trust – a UK charity which is dedicated to saving people’s lives with blood cancers or blood disorders via stem cell transplants. Donations can be made via funeral-notices.co.uk using the link on Sian’s notice page.

Please contact David Monk Roberts by email at Phillip G. Davies & Son Independent Family Funeral Directors Cockett in Swansea.

The Anthony Nolan Trust: A Cause Close to Your Heart

The choice by the family to make the Anthony Nolan Trust the memorial charity was a very meaningful one. The Anthony Nolan Trust works tirelessly in the UK to match stem cells donors with patients who desperately need them. Many of these are children and teenagers suffering from life-threatening blood diseases. Sian’s spirit will live on through every donation made in her name.

Sian Beverley Chthyoka from Swansea:

Sixty-five years are not enough. Sian Chathyoka fought, loved, and lived her life to the fullest. Within those 56-years, Sian Chathyoka built something that would last far longer – a family that adored her; friendships that sustained and upheld her; and a warm and colourful legacy that will be carried by those who knew and loved her for the rest of their life.

She showed courage even when it seemed impossible. She maintained dignity in a time when others may have stumbled. She brought colour to the lives of those around her, and at her memorial, all who loved her will be wearing that colour.

The Swansea Evening Post offers its sincerest condolences and deepest sympathies to Margaret and Mark, Lucy, Stephen and Janet, as well as to all the members of Chathyoka’s family in Swansea, South Wales. Sian, may you rest in colour and peace in the knowledge of her true and complete love.

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