MULHOLLAND

MULHOLLAND (K. Patricia) (Dublin and Bunnanadden, Co. Sligo) - The brothers and sisters and their families wish to sincerely thank everyone who attended the funeral and to those who expressed sympathy and extended their support on the death of our dear Patricia, May 28, 2006. We offer our gratitude to our relatives, neighbours, friends, colleagues and community who attended the repose in Strandhill and who were present at the removal and funeral mass at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Bunnanadden. We gratefully acknowledge the helpfulness of the Parish Priest of Bunnanadden Fr. Pat Peyton and the support of Fr. Eddie, Fr. Joe, Fr. Derek, Fr. James and Fr. Ray. We thank you all for your supporting presence and participation on the occasion. We wish to express our appreciation to Patricia's principal, staff and teaching colleagues at Blakestown Community School and to her many friends who travelled from Dublin and elsewhere to be present at her funeral. Our thanks to Christy O'Grady for the selection of music on both days, to the altar servers and altar society, to Michael Coen, the undertaker, for his accommodating manner in all matters, and to the grave diggers for the neat work around the grave. Our thanks and gratitude to all of you who so kindly had masses offered for Patricia and had her enrolled in future masses. Thanks to Patricia's Dublin neighbours who called to us and to all who called to our homes. Thanks to those who formed the guard of Honour on the day of the funeral. We thank those of you who wrote supportive letters and cards, who sent flowers and who made phone calls. Your thoughtfulness has meant a lot. Finally, we would like to thank all those who cared for Patricia at University College Hospital Galway and to the Rev. Chaplin and staff at the Oncology department of the Galway Clinic for the kindness and comfort they extended to Patricia and to us all. As a token of our gratitude a Mass has been offered for your intentions."Ó bhás go crioch nach crioch ach athfhás,
I bParrthas na ngrás go rabhaimid."