LAWLOR, Brain

This was published in the following publications on 20.07.2018:
Irish Times

LAWLOR Rev. Brian OSA, (St. Mary's, Harborne, Birmingham) died peacefully on Monday, July 16, 2018, aged eighty, deeply regretted by his Augustinian Brothers, his last surviving sister Christine, his nieces, nephews and large family circle, his parishioners and many friends. He will be received into St. Mary's Church on Wednesday, July 25, at 6.00pm, funeral Mass will be celebrated on Thursday, July 26, at 12.00 noon, followed by burial in adjacent church cemetery.

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With sympathy to Christine & family. His Augustinian family and all of his parishioners past & present. Pamela Travers & Family Rest in Peace Fr. Brian.

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With our love and everlasting gratitude for your ministry at St John Stone Parish Ainsdale and for all the happy memories. Rest in Peace. Paul and Marie Murphy 26/7/2018

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Anne Coupe St John Stone

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Thank you dear Fr Brian for so many lovely memories. St John Stone’s Church in Ainsdale Southport is a testament to your inspiring determinatio​n, perseverance and fundraising skills. You have helped so many. Rest In Peace my dear friend.

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With sympathy in your loss of Rev Brian to Christine, the extended Lawlor family Augustinian brothers and parishioners in Bermingham. May the departed Rest in peace. Friends in Ireland.

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