THANKS - ANN McCOMBE
THANKS - McCOMBE
The husband, sons, sisters and entire family circle wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to all of those who sympathised with them in their recent tragic loss of a very special wife, mother, sister and friend - Ann. As a family it seems quite an impossible task to pay tribute to all the individuals who have supported us through this horrific period, however, for now we wish to mention all who called at the house; telephoned, sent sympathy cards, floral tributes and donations in lieu of flowers to Mountjoy P.W.A. We would like to pay a special tribute to the Rev. Ian Mairs for his outstanding work, care and ministry to the family, also to the R.U.C. Family Liaison Officer, Mr. Gordon Buchanan, and to all the members of the R.U.C., and Army personnel. Also the many other voluntary workers including the members of Mountjoy P.W.A. who generously catered for those who attended the funeral, the Leisure Centre staff, the caretaker and the undertaker, Mr. Robert Adams, who carried out their duties with great dignity and respect. We wish to thank all the ministers who called at the house, in particular those who officiated at Ann's funeral, the Rev. Ian Mairs and Rev. John Dixon, Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland also the members of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, also the members of the choir of Mountjoy Presbyterian Church, also the members of the choir of Mountjoy Presbyterian Church for their kind thoughts in words and music. We trust this will be accepted as a token of our sincere thanks and appreciation. We also wish to extend our deepest sympathy to the other families who were bereaved and all of those injured by this horrific deed.
Hospital Road, Omagh; Londonderry and Edinburgh.
The husband, sons, sisters and entire family circle wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to all of those who sympathised with them in their recent tragic loss of a very special wife, mother, sister and friend - Ann. As a family it seems quite an impossible task to pay tribute to all the individuals who have supported us through this horrific period, however, for now we wish to mention all who called at the house; telephoned, sent sympathy cards, floral tributes and donations in lieu of flowers to Mountjoy P.W.A. We would like to pay a special tribute to the Rev. Ian Mairs for his outstanding work, care and ministry to the family, also to the R.U.C. Family Liaison Officer, Mr. Gordon Buchanan, and to all the members of the R.U.C., and Army personnel. Also the many other voluntary workers including the members of Mountjoy P.W.A. who generously catered for those who attended the funeral, the Leisure Centre staff, the caretaker and the undertaker, Mr. Robert Adams, who carried out their duties with great dignity and respect. We wish to thank all the ministers who called at the house, in particular those who officiated at Ann's funeral, the Rev. Ian Mairs and Rev. John Dixon, Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland also the members of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, also the members of the choir of Mountjoy Presbyterian Church, also the members of the choir of Mountjoy Presbyterian Church for their kind thoughts in words and music. We trust this will be accepted as a token of our sincere thanks and appreciation. We also wish to extend our deepest sympathy to the other families who were bereaved and all of those injured by this horrific deed.
Hospital Road, Omagh; Londonderry and Edinburgh.
Further Information
Publisher: TYRONE CONSTITUTION
Ref: TC/1295
Published Date: 22-Oct-98
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