NAGLE, George
This was published in the following publications on 13.03.2015:
Irish Times
NAGLE George (Pembroke Road and formerly Fort Lauderdale, Florida) March 13, 2015 (peacefully) in the wonderful care of the doctors and nurses in St. Vincent's University Hospital after a short illness. A special thanks to the Matron and the staff in St. John's House. Darling husband and best friend of Marie. Father of George and Laura (U.S.A.), stepfather to David, Louise and Paul. Will be missed by his family, sisters Evelyn and Iris, brothers-in-law Pat and Charlie, cousins, relatives and friends, especially Joan and Michael. May he Rest in Peace. Reposing in St. John's House, Merrion Road, tomorrow (Sunday) from 2.00 o'c to 4.00 o'clock Funeral Mass on Monday at 11.00 o'c in St. Mary's Church, Haddington Road followed by Private cremation in Mount Jerome, Harold's Cross. Family flowers only please. Donations in lieu to the Alzheimer Society.
NAGLE George, (Second Anniversary, March 13, 2015), Lovingly remembered today and every day, and sadly missed, by his wife Marie and family.
NAGLE George, (Third Anniversary, March 13, 2015) - Lovingly remembered today and every day and sadly missed, by his wife Marie and family.
NAGLE George, (Fourth Anniversary, March 13, 2015) - Remembered with love today and always by his wife Marie and family.
NAGLE George, died March 13, 2015 - George is and always will be deeply loved and sadly missed by his wife Marie, son George, daughter Laura (USA), stepchildren David, Louise and Paul, his sisters Evelyn and Iris and brother-in-law Pat. Our thanks to those who attended the funeral Mass and also those who came to St. Johns House. A special thank you to George's cousin Fr. John MacMahon for the lovely and memorable Mass and for the long journey he undertook to be there. Our sincere gratitude to those who sent Mass cards, sympathy cards and letters of sympathy and those who travelled long distances especially Joan and Michael (Tralee) for their support during difficult times and also the neighbours in Arranmore for their kindness. Thanks to Barbara, Simon, the nurses, carers and staff at St. John's House for the wonderful care given to George during his long illness. Also many thanks to the medical team at A.M.U in St. Vincent's University Hospital. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass has been offered for all.
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