Condolence:

Condolence: So sorry to hear of my cousin Peters death.we were delighted he got to come to visit Ireland and Foynes in particular,the home of his Dad Kevin.Our Deepest sympathy to Tanya and his children and Dixie,Maryann,Julie and James and their families.Our thoughts are with you all at this sad time. Michael and Breda o Connor.

Condolence: Tanya, You and your family are in my prayers. Karen B. Hawley

Condolence: As your family go through this difficult time please know that Jehovah (Psalms 83 vs 18), God of all comfort has the ability to give your family the inner peace that no human can give. While going grief, Job asked God, “If a man should die can he live again?” Knowing God’s promise, Job answered himself, “you will call and the dead will answer . . .” (Job 15 vs 14, 15). Job was sure that Jehovah God our creator long for the day when He would resurrect those asleep in death. May this hope for resurrection and the prospect of living in a world free of death (1 Corinthians 15 vs 26, Acts 24 vs 25 & Revelation 21 vs 4) assure your family that death is not the end of everything for God does not lie (Numbers 23 vs 19).

Condolence: I am so sorry for your loss. Your family continues to be in my prayers. I pray for comfort, peace and strength.

Condolence: I have been working with Peter for more than 16 years and he was always very helpful and friendly.He was a very interesting person to talk to about a variety of different topics from fishing to politics.He was a great colleague and I will miss him a lot.

Condolence: Peter was a kind and generous man with a great sense of humor. We worked for the same company but in a different department. He was always quick to help with a problem and find a solution. I loved hearing him talk about Tanya and his children and the importance of them in his life. I am lucky to have known him. Larry

Condolence: Peter was a long time friend and co-worker. We had many good times together. You will be missed. Bill