BARDEN, Garrett, Professor Emeritus UCC.

This was published in the following publications on 15.04.2024:
Irish Times

BARDEN, Duke’s Mill, Tallow, Co. Waterford. On April 15, 2024, peacefully, in the tender and loving care of the staff at Youghal and District Nursing Home, Garrett, Professor Emeritus UCC. Beloved husband of Beatrice. Sadly missed by Erik, Anna, grandson Tristan Paul and his wife Lyndsey, the extended Downes and Blake families, sister-in-law Maureen, brother-in-law Tony. Peace Perfect Peace. Funeral Service will take place on Thursday afternoon in St.Carthage’s Cathedral Lismore at 2.00pm. Followed by burial in the adjoining cemetery. House Private Please

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Dear Beatrice. We were so saddened to learn of Garretts death.He was a really lovely man who we shared many enlightening conversations with. We were delighted when you first met and then got married as you complemented each other so well. Garrett couldnt have found a better partner in life and someone who looked after him so lovingly when the illness struck. Please accept our sympathies Beatrice and all the Blake and all the Barden family.

David and Jim Blake

2yrs

Dear Garrett, thank you for being my mentor and my friend.

Gerard Casey

2yrs

Dear Beatrice, Very sad indeed to read of Garret's passing, like yourself a good friend to me, and, in his case of course, my second cousin. I treasure my memories of my Summer visit to Duke's Mill ten years ago. I hope to be able to be with you in Lismore on Thursday, although that may be difficult. But I'll certainly try. In any event, you will be in my heart and my thoughts, and I shall be with you in spirit. RIP, Garret, a highly principled and decent human being.

Peter Thompson, 1, Old School House Apartments, St. Mary's Rd., Arklow Y14 RR72

2yrs

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