ROSSI, Ignatius
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Irish Times
ROSSI (Clontarf, Dublin 3) - January 16, 2013 (peacefully), in the wonderful care of St Francis Hospice, Raheny, Ignatius (late of I.D.A. and Forfas), beloved and best friend of wife Dolores, much loved father of sons Lorcan, Damien, Darragh and Garret daughter Clodagh (deceased); sadly missed by his loving family daughters-in-law Natasha Vickey, Marie and Karen grandchildren Fionn, Luke, Hugo, Matilda and Isabella sisters Bridie and Helen brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, relative and friends. R.I.P. Reposing at his home today (Friday). Removal tomorrow (Saturday) morning to St John The Baptist Church, Clontarf Rd, for 10 o'clock, funeral Mass and afterwards to Glasnevin Crematorium. Family flowers only. Donations in lieu to St Francis Hospice, Raheny.
ROSSI Ignatius (Clontarf) (Died January 16, 2013) - We remember our beloved Ignatius, husband, father and grandfather on the First Anniversary of his death. His wife Dolores and sons Lorcan, Damien, Darragh and Gareth would like to express their gratitude and thanks to all who sympathised and supported them in their immense loss at the time of Ignatius's passing and over the past year. Your presence, acknowledgement, kindness and generosity was truly valued and will always be remembered. In particular our thanks to St Francis Hospice, Raheny for their wonderful care of Ignatius towards the end of his illness. Also Fr. Michael Foley for celebrating the funeral Mass and his heartfelt eulogy. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass has been offered for all your intentions.
ROSSI Ignatius (Clontarf) (Second Anniversary, January 16, 2013) - Lovingly remembered and greatly missed every day. By his wife Dolores and sons Lorcan, Damien, Darragh, Garret and family.Forever in our thoughts.
ROSSI Ignatius (Clontarf) (Third Anniversary, January 16, 2013) - Lovingly remembered and greatly missed every day. By his wife Dolores and sons Lorcan, Damien, Darragh, Garret and family.Forever in our thoughts.
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