SILKE, William J.

This was published in the following publications on 22.08.2016:
Irish Times

SILKE William J. (Bill), (Beach Court, Grattan Road, Galway) August 21, 2016. Beloved husband of Marie and much loved father of Miriam, Richard, Rob and the recently deceased Michelle. Sadly missed by his wife, daughter and sons, sister Terry, brothers Michael and Kevin, grandchildren, extended family and many friends. Reposing at the O'Flaherty Funeral Parlour, Munster Avenue today (Tuesday) from 5.00 p.m. to 7.00 p.m. Private removal tomorrow (Wednesday) morning to St. Mary's Church, Claddagh to arrive for Requiem Mass at 12.00 noon. Funeral after Mass to Rahoon Cemetery. Family flowers only. Donations, if desired to Cancer Care West. 'May His Gentle Soul Rest In Peace'

Beach

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<p>Tempus fugit</p> <p>We were separated by age and probably attitudes but we had our parallels. Both of us were maths/science teachers and were among the first to teach computers in our respective schools. In 1977 you, a Galwayman, left a post you liked in Co Tipperary to take up a job in Athenry. In 1977 I, who came from near Athenry, left a school I liked in Co Limerick for a post in Galway city. Both of us got a long stretch in teaching. For me, you're another brick gone from the edifice of my friends and acquaintances. For you I hope it's a case of no regrets</p>

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