POTTERTON, Homan Franklyn

This was published in the following publications on 09.12.2020:
Irish Times

POTTERTON - Homan Franklyn (London and Toulouse) - December 8. Peacefully in the care of the Royal Trinity Hospice, London in his seventy-fifth year. A private funeral and cremation will take place at Kensal Green Crematorium, London on December 17, 2020 at 3 pm. A service in St Patrick’s Cathedral, Trim followed by internment in the adjoining cemetery will take place at a later date to be announced. Donations if desired to the Royal Trinity Hospice.

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michael coffey hillof ward athboy co. meath

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Just heard of Homan's passing, Marty met him in New York and were great friends here lots of fun humor insights serious and unpretentiou​s Our condolences to you Alex Martin Mullin Marty Fisher New York

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Penelope MacFarlane nee Clibborn. Homan and I were childhood friends in Co Meath. His father was my grandmother’​s farm manager. Both she and I are present in his book Rathcormack. He was a very special person and fun to be with.

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marian keaney Sincerest sympathy at this sad time

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Jeff Dudgeon. I was saddened to read Homan's obituary in the S Independent today. We were at Trinity together but only knew him later through his books and emails. Rathcormick was a wonderful account of a southern Protestant farming youth.

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Saddened to hear of Homan's death in the Sunday Independent obituary today. We were at Trinty together but only knew him in later years through books and emails. Rathcormick was a wonderful account of southern Protestant farming upbringing.

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Sheelin Wilson Very sad news May you rest in peace surrounded by stunning art and objects Sending lots of love to Alex xxxx

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He transformed the BGI, and even as a teenager then, I saw the weight of what he was doing. Diana Spencer

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Very sad to learn of the passing of our esteemed honorary member at the RHA .Only met him once at an academy dinner and wish I had met him more often as he had that lovely old school knowledge and charm. Rest In Peace James Hanley

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John Turpin HRHA Homan did so much to publish the national gallery collections and served Ireland well

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Sad to hear of this. We communicated on our love of Kilkee and he was very kind about my book on the town. Am currently enjoying Knockfane. Go well, Homan. RIP. Seán McPartlin. Edinburgh

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Alex, Our sincerest sympathy for your loss. Charles & Aidan, Tromroe

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An amusing and generous man, and a great neighbour, Ghislain Pascal, France

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Sorry to hear the sad news of Homan's death,may he rest in peace. David J Griffin, Monkstown.

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Ciarán MacGonigal

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Sean Galvin

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My dear uncle Homan. May God give you rest. You were greatly loved and will be sorely missed. Love Barry Potterton.

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With sincere sympathy. Fergus Courtney

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So sorry to learn this. I loved his Rathcormic. Just ordered Knockfane.

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Alex , Very sorry to hear this , he was a very nice , clever , amusing guy , John Meagher .

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