THANKS - MARY GRIMES/AVRIL AND MAURA MONAGHAN
THANKS - GRIMES/MONAGHAN
The families of the late Mary Grimes, Avril Monaghan and baby Maura Monaghan wish to extend their sincere thanks to all those who sympathised with them in their recent sad bereavements. Thanks to the Doctors, Nurses, Ambulance Service, Voluntary Workers,
the Police personnel; those who helped in the recovery of the remains; Fr. Kevin Mullan and all at the Omagh Leisure Centre. We would also like to thank all those who attended the removal of the remains, especially those who travelled great distance; called at the homes; brought or sent gifts; Mass cards, letters and cards of sympathy, phone messages and floral tributes. A special thanks to the many people who sent donations to the Sudan Appeal Fund. The families would also like to thank the Social Workers, Police Liaison Officer and all the Neighbours who assisted with the car parking, the directing of traffic and all who helped with the catering in both homes. Thanks to the Choirs, Soloists, and Musicians who provided the music which made both Masses extra special thanks to the Mass Servers and Sacristants; the Gravediggers and the Undertakers, Paddy Montague and Francis Gormley who carried out the arrangements so efficiently. We would especially like to thank all the Clergy and Religious, Catholic and non-Catholic alike, who visited the homes or attended the funerals. Because of the massive and worldwide expression of sympathy to both families, it would not be possible to thank everyone individually as desired. We hope this acknowledgment will be accepted as a token of our most sincere appreciation. The Grimes and Monaghan families wish to extend their condolences to the other bereaved families and those injured in the Omagh bomb blast.
Deroar, Aughadarragh.
The families of the late Mary Grimes, Avril Monaghan and baby Maura Monaghan wish to extend their sincere thanks to all those who sympathised with them in their recent sad bereavements. Thanks to the Doctors, Nurses, Ambulance Service, Voluntary Workers,
the Police personnel; those who helped in the recovery of the remains; Fr. Kevin Mullan and all at the Omagh Leisure Centre. We would also like to thank all those who attended the removal of the remains, especially those who travelled great distance; called at the homes; brought or sent gifts; Mass cards, letters and cards of sympathy, phone messages and floral tributes. A special thanks to the many people who sent donations to the Sudan Appeal Fund. The families would also like to thank the Social Workers, Police Liaison Officer and all the Neighbours who assisted with the car parking, the directing of traffic and all who helped with the catering in both homes. Thanks to the Choirs, Soloists, and Musicians who provided the music which made both Masses extra special thanks to the Mass Servers and Sacristants; the Gravediggers and the Undertakers, Paddy Montague and Francis Gormley who carried out the arrangements so efficiently. We would especially like to thank all the Clergy and Religious, Catholic and non-Catholic alike, who visited the homes or attended the funerals. Because of the massive and worldwide expression of sympathy to both families, it would not be possible to thank everyone individually as desired. We hope this acknowledgment will be accepted as a token of our most sincere appreciation. The Grimes and Monaghan families wish to extend their condolences to the other bereaved families and those injured in the Omagh bomb blast.
Deroar, Aughadarragh.
Further Information
Publisher: TYRONE CONSTITUTION
Ref: TC/1175
Published Date: 10-Sep-98
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