O'SULLIVAN Fr. Brendan

N/A - 17 October 2009

This was published in the following publications on 13.11.2009:
Irish Times

O'SULLIVAN Fr. Brendan (Blackrock, Co. Dublin and Boston, Lincs.) - October 17, 2009 (peacefully), in the Pilgrim Hospital Boston. Only son of the late James and Sheila O'Sullivan, Merrion Ave., Blackrock, former parish priest of Carlton Nottingham, Boston and Bourne, Lincolnshire; sadly missed by his wide circle of friends in Ireland, his former parishioners, the diocese of Nottingham and Quayacuil Ecuador where he served with the Society of St. James. Mass of the Resurrection will be held in St. Damian's Poor Clare Convent, Simmonscourt Road, Ballsbridge at 10 a.m. on Monday, November 16, followed by interment in Deansgrange.

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My lovely unlce Brendan much loved and respected Katriona

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Kevin & Jenny Edwards. RIP. Nottingham 28-01-2017

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t c mulvihill

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Bill Emslie

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<p>Sad News Of A Great Man</p> <p>My wife and I met Father Brendan in Boston, Mass., 18 years ago. He presided over our marriage ceremony. He later visited us in Canada, to the delight of our families. His imposing physical presence was beautifully balanced by his gentle spirit. We will continue to think of him often. Rest in peace, old friend. We miss you.</p>

15yrs

<p>Deepest Sympathy</p> <p>Very sad to hear of Brendan's death. He was a legend in Blackrock baths as a wonderful swimmer and water polo player in the '50s. I have many personal good memories of Brendan and his mother and father being a neaighbour in Mt Merrion Avenue. My late Mother Maude was a good friend of Mrs O'Sullivan.</p> <p>Ar dheis De ar a anam. May he rest in peace.</p> <p>Michael Lowey, Foxrock, Dublin 18.</p>

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