Hi there Jimmy,

To be honest I don't know what to say but I'll try my best :). I always loved seeing you for so many reasons first of all your were a cool adult which is hard to come by, by the way. I also loved all your paintings, you were so gifted! My favourite was always your small red one of what I always saw as a baby in a carriage, oh yeah that's another thing, your paintings always had so many different points of view. Like one person would see a baby but the other would see a couple! I would always get excited as well when I saw you because it meant I could safely nick some of Granny's sweets! However all of your other gifts aside I think that your best gift (my and everyone's favourite) was your rare to come by, purely kind, loving and funny personality. You could light up any sad room just by showing up! You were always so kind and everyone would agree you are one of the most caring people out there. Whenever I question why it had to be you I tell myself this, If I were to pick one flower it would always be the nicest and the best one, just like you.
Your nephew, Danny

To my amazing brave wife and best friend Paula -you are so much loved and missed beyond words or measure.
Thank you for all the wonderful memories we made together especially those in your last days and weeks -you fought so hard to stay with me and I know your still around me guiding my way every day.
I love you forever and always
Lill xx

My Dear Sweet Lovely Auntie Bobo. I miss you so much and you will forever remain in my thoughts and prayers. Thank you most sincerely to all the staff at St. Francis Hospice you are all truly wonderful.

Grandad Alan, I wish you could have been here to see me play and line out with Dublin Minor football this was a crazy year with covid. You were so brave and I wished I could have saved you. You wore your illness with great strength, I am so proud to call you my best Pal, miss you loads. Your love and kindness is now in my mam she is so like you a true fighter and like you full of encouragement. Happy Christmas big Al, miss you

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