CUNNINGHAM, David

This was published in the following publications on 02.09.2015:
Irish Times

CUNNINGHAM David (Galway and San Francisco) August 30, 2015. It is with deep sadness that Steve and Marg™t Cunningham announce the death of their beloved son David after a prolonged illness, stoically borne. He will be painfully missed by his sisters Jennifer and Ursula and his brother Barry, his relations in the Cunningham and Molloy families, his beloved nephews and special niece Madeleine and his many devoted friends both in Ireland and in San Francisco. Reposing at his parents home on 2, Revagh Road, Rockbarton, Salthill tomorrow (Friday) from 3.00pm. to 6.00pm. Removal on Saturday morning to arrive at The Church of Christ the King, Salthill for Requiem Mass at 10.30 a.m. Funeral after Mass to the new cemetery, Bohermore. Family flowers only please. Donations, if desired to the Galway Hospice. House Private on Saturday morning.May His Gentle Soul Rest In Peace

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<p>CUNNINGHAM, David - On the First Anniversary of the death of our beloved son David, his parents Steve and Marg™t, sisters Jennifer and Ursula and brother Barry, his niece and nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins and all in the extended Cunningham and Molloy families who loved him dearly wish to express their gratitude to those very many people who supported us in our sorrow and throughout the past sad year. We deeply appreciate the kindness of those who called to our house, sent messages of sympathy, donated generously to Galway Hospice and to those who sent letters expressing their deep sense of loss, even from those who had just met David briefly. We are especially grateful to all those who travelled long distances. We are forever mindful of the dedication of his wonderful friends in San Francisco both throughout his life in San Francisco and particularly throughout his illness. Above all, we are indebted to his dear friends Hugh Cotter and Susan Coghlan and Jamie Doyle and Wendy Marlatt who were always there for him right to the very end. We are also sincerely grateful for the care and concern shown by the Captain and Crew of Aer Lingus flight EI146. Their tender solicitude will forever be remembered. Our Parish Priest Fr. Gerry Jennings was a tower of strength to our family during this most difficult time and his great kindness was deeply appreciated and will never be forgotten.Brón ar an mbás, ní féidir a shéanadh leagann sé úr is crion le chéile.</p>

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I read the notice of David's death with deep sorrow and offer our condolences to Margot, Steve, Jennifer, Ursula, Barry, their partners and children. May he rest in peace and may God give you strength at this tragic time.

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With love from Cate and Will. David was a wonderful talented generous man. He will be terribly missed. Cate and Will. New Zealand

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Deepest sympathies. Finbarr Crowley

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Deepest sympathies. Finbarr Crowley

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Paul and Cass Wright Victoria Australia So sorry to hear this news very shocked Love The Wrights

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Cyril and Brenda Mc Gann Our prayers and deepest sympathy

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