SUTTON Augustine Gus

N/A - 29 December 2009

This was published in the following publications on 31.12.2009:
Irish Times

SUTTON (Edgbaston, Birmingham and formerly of Dublin) on December 29, 2009. G. Augustine (Gus), in quiet gentleness at home with his beloved wife Evelyn (neé Ahern) and cherished children, Austin, Anna, Elizabeth and Judith; to their inexpressible grief and that of his mother, loving family and friends. Requiescat in Pace. Mass of the Resurrection at The Oratory, Edgbaston on Tuesday, January 5 at 11 o'clock followed by Rite of Christian Burial at Hampton-on-the-Hill.Aeterna non caduca

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Mr Sutton removed my right cataract in 2008. I will always remember his courtesy and professional​ism in talking to me both before and after the operation. He was able to put my mind at rest. I will be for ever grateful to him. Adrian S

9yrs

<p>Mr Sutton</p> <p>I have only recently heard of Mr Sutton's passing coincidentally through my ophthalmology colleagues in Birmingham.</p> <p>I was a long-term patient under his care from my birth until late teenage years, during the 1980's and 90's firstly at Heartlands and then latterly at Goodhope. I will always remember his gentle manner and compassion. </p> <p>I extend my condolences to Mr Sutton's family.</p> <p>Julia Tynan, medical secretary, Warwickshire.</p>

13yrs

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Brendan O'Leary

15yrs

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<p>He was a great surgeon and teacher</p> <p>I was fortunate enough to be taught by Mr Sutton at the BMEC. Even though it was over 10 years ago I still remember his enthusiasm for ophthalmology and his surgical skill.</p> <p>I wish all the best for his family and may his spirit live on forever.</p>

16yrs

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Don

16yrs

<p>Mr Sutton</p> <p>Sad to hear of Mr Suttons passing.He was a truly lovely man.I did my pre-registration year at Birmingham and midland eye hospital and I remember him being very nice to me.Being Irish he always asked me about home. Years later I saw him regularly walking his dogs along the canals.I never did stop to say hello not wanting to impinge on his recreation time.I wish I had.</p> <p>Ar dheis De go raibh a anam dilis.</p> <p>Peter Quinn</p>

16yrs

<p>So sorry to hear the sad news ...</p> <p><br /><strong>Hello Evelyn and Family, </strong></p> <p><strong>We spoke to John and Marlene the other day and heard the news. Do hope that you are all managing to cope. It is such a difficult time of the year, but try to think about the good times.</strong></p> <p><strong>Much love, </strong></p> <p><strong>Michael and Lydia</strong></p>

16yrs

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Michael and Lydia France

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Graham Corless

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Graham Corless

16yrs

<p>From Graham and Sue Corless</p> <p>Sue was the Senior Nurse at the Birmingham and Midland Eye Hospital and subsequently at the Birmingham and Midland Eye Centre andI was the Director of Personnel with West Birmingham Health Authority we remember Gus with fondness and offer our prayers and sincere condolences to all his family - we will have Mass said at Olton Friary.</p>

16yrs

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Graham Corless

16yrs

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Noel Lyons

16yrs

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Adrian Drake-Lee

16yrs

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Gerald Breatnach

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Peter Maughan, Dublin.

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