ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BREDA DEVINE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DEVINE
The father, mother, brothers, sister, Granny and Grandad McGillion and the entire family circle of Baby Breda Devine who tragically died in Omagh on the 15th August 1998, wish to express their heartfelt gratitude to all who sympathised with them in their tragic loss. To the Ambulance Service, Police, Army, Fire Service, Medical Staff of Tyrone County Hospital and anyone who assisted on the day. Special thanks to Fr. G. Doherty our local P.P. for his help and continuing support and to all the clergy from both sides of the community who attended he funeral parlour, visited the home and officiated at the Requiem Mass. To Bishop Daly, Bishop Lagan, Fr. J. Doherty P.P. Leckpatrick, Fr. P. McLaughlin C.C. Leckpatrick, Canon Graham, Donemana, Fr. S. Kearney P.P. Newtownstewart, Fr. P. Dooher, Maynooth, Fr. Bryson P.P., Sion Mills and Fr. N. McDermott C.C., Clonmany. Thank you to all those who called at the house, telephoned, sent mass cards, sympathy cards, letters of condolence, floral tributes, brought gifts, donations, attended the funeral, travelled long distances and to our kind relations, friends and neighbours who helped in the home. We extend our sincere gratitude to Clan Na nGael for their practical help and support and also to all the ladies who worked so hard to provide refreshments in the hall. A special thanks also to the R.U.C. Traffic Branch and in particular Sergeant Alan McWhirter our family liaison officer. Thanks also to Michael Quigley and Staff, Funeral Directors who carried out the funeral arrangements so efficiently; to the organist, the choir, altar servers, Declan Conway, gravedigger; and the under 12's for their guard of honour. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our appreciation The families extend their sympathy to all those bereaved and wish a speedy recovery to all the injured. A final word of thanks to the wider Dunamanagh Community for their continuing support.
144 Dunaboe Road,
Dunamanagh.
DEVINE
The father, mother, brothers, sister, Granny and Grandad McGillion and the entire family circle of Baby Breda Devine who tragically died in Omagh on the 15th August 1998, wish to express their heartfelt gratitude to all who sympathised with them in their tragic loss. To the Ambulance Service, Police, Army, Fire Service, Medical Staff of Tyrone County Hospital and anyone who assisted on the day. Special thanks to Fr. G. Doherty our local P.P. for his help and continuing support and to all the clergy from both sides of the community who attended he funeral parlour, visited the home and officiated at the Requiem Mass. To Bishop Daly, Bishop Lagan, Fr. J. Doherty P.P. Leckpatrick, Fr. P. McLaughlin C.C. Leckpatrick, Canon Graham, Donemana, Fr. S. Kearney P.P. Newtownstewart, Fr. P. Dooher, Maynooth, Fr. Bryson P.P., Sion Mills and Fr. N. McDermott C.C., Clonmany. Thank you to all those who called at the house, telephoned, sent mass cards, sympathy cards, letters of condolence, floral tributes, brought gifts, donations, attended the funeral, travelled long distances and to our kind relations, friends and neighbours who helped in the home. We extend our sincere gratitude to Clan Na nGael for their practical help and support and also to all the ladies who worked so hard to provide refreshments in the hall. A special thanks also to the R.U.C. Traffic Branch and in particular Sergeant Alan McWhirter our family liaison officer. Thanks also to Michael Quigley and Staff, Funeral Directors who carried out the funeral arrangements so efficiently; to the organist, the choir, altar servers, Declan Conway, gravedigger; and the under 12's for their guard of honour. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our appreciation The families extend their sympathy to all those bereaved and wish a speedy recovery to all the injured. A final word of thanks to the wider Dunamanagh Community for their continuing support.
144 Dunaboe Road,
Dunamanagh.
Further Information
Publisher: ULSTER HERALD
Ref: UH/1203
Published Date: 15-Oct-98
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