The death has occurred of:
Baby Eadie Caít Mallon-Coyle
Eadie’s Parents, Conor and Brianna, would like to take this time to tell each and every member of our family how much we love and appreciate you all. This month has been unbearable, and without you all pulling us through, we could not have done this.
We thank everyone who attended Eadie’s wake and attended or watched Eadie’s Mass of the Angels.
To the businesses and community that stood out for Eadie’s final journey: your support was a beautiful act of respect and care.
To our previous and present workplaces, thank you for your unwavering support. To The Moy Larder, The Gables, Jimmy’s, BLT, The Ryandale, Kitchen, and Blooms at Home, your generosity and kindness are truly unbelievable.
We are eternally grateful to the staff at CAH, Dungannon PSNI, and Air Ambulance NI for their efforts, kindness, empathy, and support during the most unthinkable of times.
A special thank you to the two ladies who stayed with us for the rest of that day. You gave Conor, Cillian, and me, as well as the rest of our family, the time and space to process and grieve. In time, this will help us heal.
A heartfelt thank you to Fr. Thomas for the most beautiful and personal Mass for our girl. Every detail was perfectly gentle and thoughtfully planned.
To Brian, the Chapel groundsman, you have the most beautiful and gentle soul.
To McVeigh Music and Declan McKerr, thank you for the most beautiful music. Hearing the songs that meant so much to us, sung by two of our friends, is such a gift.
To the whole team from McAlinden and Murtagh Funeral Directors, as well as Louise from the Little Forget Me Nots Trust, and Kirsty from KLJ Photography, we can’t begin to thank you enough. The care, compassion, and time you gifted our family, as well as the dignity and care you gave Eadie, are truly extraordinary. You guided us with grace through the darkest of days.
A special thank you to our children, Cillian and Eadie, for guiding us and getting us through these days. We live for you.
Finally, to the parents who have had to say goodbye to their baby at any stage, we see you, and we hear you. You hold a special place in our hearts.
Eadie Caít’s Month’s Mind will take place in St. John’s Chapel (Moy) on Sunday, 1st December, at 10 a.m.