Ady VALLELY

In the few years I got to know you Ady I always enjoyed your company and relaxed outlook on life.
You enjoyed what you did and it was reflected in the conversations and stories told.
Your family was always included in your conversation and it showed how much you cared!
You accepted people for who and what they were, rarely making judgement and always prepared to listen!
The mark of ones life I feel is the number of people you have touched in life and how they will miss you!
I suspect it will be hard to take a toll of all who enjoyed your friendship, company, and humanity!
Rest easy Ady for the road you are now on is one we will all travel in time when I as others would hope to meet you again.

Allow me to express my deepest, heartfelt sympathy to the family for your loss. Words at times like this often seem void, but know he was much loved by all including myself that had the privilege to know and call Ady a friend. Aaron Calvert, friend, driver and fellow traveller. Saturday 29 May 2021

Ady you will be greatly missed. A true friend with a kind heart.
My deepest sympathies extended to Lavina, his sons Cathal, Fearghal, Cormac and to the extended family circle.
May your precious memories give you some comfort

Rest now, peace be yours eternally.

‘A man on a horse is spiritually, as well as physically, bigger than a man on foot’
John Steinbeck

Loves last gift, remembrance. Ruth Garrett Saturday 29 May 2021