FOSTER, Revd. Dr. Hayden

This was published in the following publications on 02.09.2019:
Irish Times

FOSTER, Rev'd Dr Hayden (suddenly), at home after a long illness - September 1, 2019. Loving husband to Máire and father to Gerard, Robert and the late Hayden. Step-father to Fionnuala, Fionntán and Faoileann. Hayden will be waked at his home, 18 Marguerite Park, Belfast. His remains will leave there on Thursday, September 5th at 1pm to arrive at Roselawn Crematorium for 2pm. Deeply regretted by his wife and family. No clerical attire please. Family flowers only please. Donations in lieu if so desired to The Morning Star Men's Hostel c/o O'Kane's Funeral Directors, 116-118 Donegal St, Belfast, BT1 2GX or www.okanesfunerals.co.uk for online donations.

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Find memories of Hayden a very special friend to the Grant family

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You were a unique person Hayden forever being true to yourself. May you now rest in peace

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So sorry for the loss. Harry

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Deepest symphony from pauline,​gerry and family

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So sorry for the loss of Hayden. Dearly loved and missed by many. From Sarah hill and family x

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May dear Hayden rest inpeace and rise in glory. John Challender

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Sincere sympathy for the loss of dear Hayden. Fondest memories from his Clontarf Parish days May he rest in peace. Lynn Branagan Cronin

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