The death has occurred of:
Hugh Pat ROBINSON
The wife and family of the late Hugh Pat Robinson wish to express our deep appreciation and sincere thanks for all the support shown following the loss of our devoted and dearly missed Husband, Father, Father-in-law, Granda and Great-Granda.
Words cannot express our heartfelt thanks to our extended family, friends, neighbours and community who sympathised and helped during this difficult time. Sincere gratitude is given to all who attended the wake and funeral, sent letters, sympathy cards and mass cards and donated generously to Marie Curie.
We are truly grateful to all involved in providing food and refreshments during the wake. Thank you to the ladies who made tea and helped during the wake. We thank all the men who took control of the traffic at the house during the wake.
A huge thank you to Doctor John Porteous and all the Doctors and staff at Lisnaskea Health Centre who looked after Dad during his sickness. Thank you to Sandra and the staff at Brookeborough Pharmacy and all the Clogher Valley District Nurses who were there to help us. Thank you to Enable Care, Ann-Marie and all her girls who were so good to Dad. Thank you also to the Marie Curie nurses who came and sat with Dad on his final nights.
Our sincere gratitude to Father Brendan Gallagher and Canon Dawson for the spiritual guidance and support through this time and thanks to Father Brendan for the beautiful funeral mass. Thank you to Karen McElroy and the Irish Musicians who provided beautiful music.
Thank you to Paul and Yvonne Mohan and Fabiola Martin undertakers for the extremely caring, professional and dignified manner in which they carried out Dad’s funeral. To the Grave Diggers, thank you for preparing Dad’s final resting place. Thank you to the Valley Hotel for the beautiful refreshments after the funeral.
As it is impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our deepest gratitude.
Hugh Pat’s Months Mind Mass will be held on Sunday 25th February at 10am in Saint Mary’s Church Fivemiletown.