Heenan, Patrick Joseph (Joe). We, The Heenan family wish to thank all those who sympathised on our recent bereavement of Joe, a much loved father, grandfather, great grandfather, brother, uncle, father- in- law and friend.
Thanks to all the kind neighbours and friends who called to the house and attended Daddy’s funeral and for their generosity in bringing food, sending Mass cards and floral tributes.
To all our relations for their support and for helping in the home throughout the funeral period.
A special word of thanks to the staff, GPs and Dr O’Donnell at Barrack Street Medical Centre to The Community/ District Nursing, to the Enable Care Services, The Mc Millan, Marie Curie and Charis Cancer Care and support teams, The Acute Care at Home Services for their care, attention and kindness shown to Daddy.
To those who sent private and social media messages of condolences, thank you.
Thank you to Fr Eugene O’Neill for celebrating Daddy’s wonderful Mass and Homily, to the Sacristan, Gravedigger and to M Dorman Funeral Services for their dignity and care.
Thanks to Mickey O’Neill and Daughters for the beautiful music, which enhanced the occasion.
To Sean Maloney for his distinguished bag piping.
Thanks to The Fianna club for their generosity in providing chairs, crockery and sandwiches. Also to The Shambles for providing Crockery , pots, Pans and soup during the wake.
To the Staff at The Mill Court for providing the excellent meal after the funeral mass.
We wish to express special thanks and gratitude to our sister Eilish for her dedication in caring for Daddy and to Daddy’s granddaughter Dr Kerri- Marie Heenan for her medical assistance and support especially during her Grandad’s last few days.
As a token of our appreciation for all the love and support shown to our family at this time, Daddy’s Months Mind Mass will be celebrated on Monday January 16, at 7.30pm in Saint Mary and Joseph’s Church, Brackaville Road.
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