KEANE, Dr Sean P

N/A - 22 November 2009

This was published in the following publications on 24.11.2009:
Irish Times

<p>KEANE, Dr Sean P. (formerly Youghal, Co. Cork, Milwaukee, Wisc., USA.) - Died suddenly on November 22, 2009, son of the late Edward and Maura Keane, Upper Strand, Youghal; lovingly and sadly missed by Doris and family, Dolores, Eamonn, Sean, Sharon and Daire, sisters Ethna and Finola and brother Colm, brothers- and sisters-in- law, sons- and daughters-in-law, grandchildren, friends and colleagues in Ireland and USA. Recently predeceased by his brother Eamonn. Funeral arrangements to Youghal and Dungarvan to be announced later.&quot;Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam&quot;.<br />&quot;...a friend to truth! of soul sincere,<br />in action faithful and in honour clear&quot;.</p>

KEANE, Dr Sean P. (formerly Youghal, Co. Cork, Milwaukee, Wisc., USA.) - Died suddenly on November 22, 2009, son of the late Edward and Maura Keane, Upper Strand, Youghal; lovingly and sadly missed by Doris and family, Dolores, Eamonn, Sean, Sharon and Daire, sisters Ethna and Finola and brother Colm, brothers- and sisters-in- law, sons- and daughters-in-law, grandchildren, friends and colleagues in Ireland and USA. Recently predeceased by his brother Eamonn. Funeral arrangements to Youghal and Dungarvan to be announced later."Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam".
"...a friend to truth! of soul sincere,
in action faithful and in honour clear".

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Jim Gleason

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<p>:(</p> <p>What can I even say?!?! Wednesdays,and weekend call will never be the same. I would gladly do hundreds of uni knees and anklesusing Rusch rods with you. May you have an endless supply of bleedin Langenbecks and Mathieu needleholders wherever you are. Thank you for sharing your wisdom, stories, and for nine years of memories.</p>

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Dr. Sean Wall

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<p>Sean was a great friend and an inspiration.</p> <p>How sorry we are for Sean's passing. He will be truly missed by many many people all around the world. I am from Tipperary but have been living in Milwaukee for six years. I have the pleasure of calling Sean a great friend. I was fortunate to join him on his last medical mission to Nicaragua in August. Sean was an inspiring man.</p>

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John Karr

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<p>From Andy Irvine</p> <p>Extremely sad to hear this sudden news. Sean was a good friend to me and will be sadly missed. Andy</p>

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Dr. Dennis Hill (Milwaukee WI

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<p>My Deepest Condolences</p> <p>I worked closely with Dr Keane for almost 10 years at St Francis Hospital. I must say he taught me much about medicine, health care, standards, values and empathy. He was a task master that not everyone could workwith but because of his high standards and values he was able to provide some of the best medical care I have ever seen given to patients in my 34 years as a nurse. He was expert in his surgical technique. We who worked for him used to call our Ortho Clinic "Lourdes" as patients who had been unable to walk without the assist of crutches or walkers could walk after he performed surgery on them. They could leave their walking aids at our door, like they did at "Lourdes".</p> <p>You should be truly proud of him and his medical work. But, you should also be proud of him as an extraordinary human being because he NEVER turned away a patient because they couldn't pay. One does not see this all that often in health care.</p> <p>He will truly be missed by his patients, his community and by those whose lives and standards he helped to shape during his career.</p> <p>Mary Rios</p>

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