BRANIGAN, Laurence
This was published in the following publications on 07.01.2022:
Irish Times
This was published in the following publications on 07.01.2022:
Irish Times
BRANIGAN - Laurence (Larry) beloved husband of Adeline and dearly loved father of David, Susan and (Sr.) Sarah (St. Mary’s Abbey, Glencairn), adoring grandfather to Isobel, Alva and Alyssa, father-in-law to Stuart Clements and Jennifer. On his First Anniversary, we would like to take this opportunity to express our thanks to all those who sent mass cards, letters and sympathy cards as well as online messages. We received so many that it was impossible to reply to them individually. We would also like to thank all the people who have supported us in this difficult year. We are deeply grateful for the dedicated care from the medical teams at St. Vincent's and St. Michael's Hospital, the Blackrock Hospice as well as the Beindependent carers and the staff of The Four Ferns who all helped make his final years comfortable and dignified. The kindness and love we received will never be forgotten by us and we hope that this will be accepted by you all as a mark of our gratitude. May he truly be at peace now at his final resting place at Mount St. Joseph Abbey in Roscrea.
BRANIGAN - Laurence (Larry) beloved husband of Adeline and dearly loved father of David, Susan and (Sr.) Sarah (St. Mary’s Abbey, Glencairn), adoring grandfather to Isobel, Alva and Alyssa, father-in-law to Stuart Clements and Jennifer. On his First Anniversary, we would like to take this opportunity to express our thanks to all those who sent mass cards, letters and sympathy cards as well as online messages. We received so many that it was impossible to reply to them individually. We would also like to thank all the people who have supported us in this difficult year. We are deeply grateful for the dedicated care from the medical teams at St. Vincent's and St. Michael's Hospital, the Blackrock Hospice as well as the Beindependent carers and the staff of The Four Ferns who all helped make his final years comfortable and dignified. The kindness and love we received will never be forgotten by us and we hope that this will be accepted by you all as a mark of our gratitude. May he truly be at peace now at his final resting place at Mount St. Joseph Abbey in Roscrea.
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