William (Bill)FIELD

N/A - 11 September 2009

This was published in the following publications on 12.09.2009:
Irish Times

FIELD (Donabate and formerly of Ballyhad, Rathdrum, Co. Wicklow and Charleston, West Virginia) - September 11, 2009 (peacefully) at St. Francis Hospice, Raheny, William (Bill); deeply regretted by his wife Mary, sons Liam and Tom, brother Sean, daughter-in-law Janet, grandchildren, relatives and friends. R.I.P. Removal tomorrow (Sunday) evening from hospice to St. Patrick's Church, Donabate arriving at 5 o'clock Funeral after 10 o'clock Mass on Monday, to Rathdrum Cemetery, Co. Wicklow.

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<p>Remembering William</p> <p><br />A few things I will remember William for...</p> <p>Our walks & talksin the Kanawah forest</p> <p>The hours of friendly yet sprited evening conversation, while enjoying highballswith my Grandmother and William on Tanner road</p> <p>William was there for my Grandmother and helped her out in so many ways over the years. He became an addition to the family.</p> <p>He was an incredible gardner. William knew his stuff when it came to botany. He was always willing to pitch in and help on a project.</p> <p>Well that is just a few things of many that I will remember William for. His passing leaves a void in our lives and Tanner Road won't be the same . Years ago he planted a red wood tree in my Grandmothers yard. It is still thin but has shot straight up towards the canopy of the higher trees --reaching for thelight. Every time I see that tree I will think of William. Hopefully the tree will live for hundreds of years onward. Its the perfect memorial for a great guy.</p> <p>Scott Bird--Winston-Salem, North Carolina.</p>

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