CARGIN, Johnny

N/A - 2 November 2012

This was published in the following publications on 05.11.2012:
Irish Times

<p>CARGIN (Kinsale) - November 2, 2012 (peacefully) surrounded by his close family and under the care of his wonderful staff at the Bon Secours Hospital, Cork. Johnny; loving husband of Rosie, adored father of Charlotte, Sophie, Louise and Nicholas. Removal tomorrow, Tuesday evening at 8pm from Gabriel and O'Donovan's Funeral Home, Kinsale to St. John The Baptist Church, Kinsale. Requiem Mass on Wednesday at 2pm. Funeral afterwards to St. Eltin's Cemetery. May he Rest in Peace.</p>

CARGIN (Kinsale) - November 2, 2012 (peacefully) surrounded by his close family and under the care of his wonderful staff at the Bon Secours Hospital, Cork. Johnny; loving husband of Rosie, adored father of Charlotte, Sophie, Louise and Nicholas. Removal tomorrow, Tuesday evening at 8pm from Gabriel and O'Donovan's Funeral Home, Kinsale to St. John The Baptist Church, Kinsale. Requiem Mass on Wednesday at 2pm. Funeral afterwards to St. Eltin's Cemetery. May he Rest in Peace.

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<p>I was truly blessed to be his wife</p> <p>His love was unconditional</p> <p>His empathy extensive</p> <p>His sparkling wit was infectious!</p> <p>His kindness abounded.</p> <p>Words are not enough to express my love and gratitude.</p>

8yrs

<p>A Professional Officer with a gift of wit</p> <p>I knew Johnny Cargin at Sandhurst where we were both instructors...myself an exchange officer from the US Military Academy. Johnny new his military profession quite well. But more than that he had a charming wit about him that endeared him to so many of us. He spoke his mind but in a way that made you chuckle while, as in British folklore, you got the point days later. I hadn't seen him since I left England in 1975 but have thought of him often and mourn his untimely death. Rest in peace Johnny!</p>

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Robert Fettes

13yrs

<p>A gentleman soldier in the Irish Military tradition</p> <p>I wont forget the kindness Johnny showed me when I was researching his Grandfather Lieut Vincent M Morrogh late The Connaught Rangers. He invited me to a passing out parade at Sandhurst which was quite an amazing day. Nine members of the Morrogh family had attended my old School Castleknock and had made a major sacrifice in the Great War.</p>

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Peter Power-Hynes

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Deborah Noone

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David and Angela Doyle

13yrs

<p>A delightful gentle man, greatly mourned</p> <p>We will greatly miss Johnny's charm, courtesy and wit.</p> <p> David & Angela Doyle</p>

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David and Angela Doyle

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Stephanie WARNER

13yrs

<p>Heaven has always been his destination</p> <p>...just a little bit too soon.</p> <p>Johnny was a gifted man who inspired so many.</p>

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Stephanie WARNER

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Mike and Kate Kilbane

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