Acknowledgement for the late Tiarnan Hamill (Gilford)

Hamill, Tiarnan.

The Daddy Kevin, Mummy Sara, Sisters Caitlyn, Ciara, Tara, Tiegan and Charley nephew Noah, aunts, uncles, cousins and all the family circle of the late Tiarnan Hamill desire to return their sincere thanks to the many kind friends and neighbours who sympathised with them on their recent tragic bereavement.

Special thanks are extended to the Doctors and Nursing staff at Craigavon Area Hospital A & E and the Intensive Care Unit Royal Victoria Hospital for Sick Children Belfast for all their professional medical attention.

Thanks are extended also to Ven Roderic West and the Rev Anna Williams for all their words of comfort, ministrations and prayers of support and Mr Roly Anketell for presiding at the organ.

Heartfelt gratitude to Tiernan’s Uncle Mr Paul Magill for everything he did and to the Principal, Vice Principals, teachers and Tiarnan’s class mates of Banbridge High School for all their support.

To all those who sent letters and cards of sympathy, made telephone calls, sent messages via social media and to all those who are sending donations to William Bell & Co Funeral Directors, 23 Kenlis Street, Banbridge, BT32 3LR for I.C.U Royal Victoria Hospital for Sick Children.

To William Bell & Co for the kind, caring and professional manner in which they carried out the funeral.

To all those who called at the home attended the funeral or helped in any other way, trusting this acknowledgement will be accepted by all as a token of our sincere appreciation.

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