Condolence Book for
Adrian SHEA
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The odds were pretty lousy as I idled on my ride,
A dark and heavy breather had rolled up on the right side.
I could tell he had more power by the noise exhausting forth,
And the sun was brightly shining; in my eyes – oh to face north!
———-
I revved my smallish engine just a little to hold pride,
in response the earth it rumbled as the challenge was replied.
No words were ever spoken as we waited for the green,
I stared ahead and knew that my reflexes must be keen.
———-
The cars approaching opposite – turned left as was their right,
Impatience grew for both of us as the seconds made their flight.
One obstacle before us was the lane just past the bridge,
A careful application, not full power by a smidge.
———
And suddenly the light was green – I beat him to the punch,
Perhaps my quickness and technique would help me eat his lunch.
Beneath the bridge the noise was loud, then engines had to slow,
The other lane still had the green and ours of red did glow.
———-
But then our light – turned green and when the noise did tear the air,
As forty came, then forty five – just enough to show some flair.
My judgement was assuaged as his dark steed – it zoomed ahead,
His mighty engine roared on by, defeat it was his dread.
———–
Oh! somewhere – like right here today the sun is shining bright,
And friendly riders run about, their hearts are clean and light.
On modest engines they do laugh and wave, as children shout,
But not today, you see, my ole car it got beat out!
Rest in Peace now Adrian.
My deepest condolences to Lillian, Simone, Natasha, Samantha, Aron, Tara and Stuart and all his friends and family. xx
A dark and heavy breather had rolled up on the right side.
I could tell he had more power by the noise exhausting forth,
And the sun was brightly shining; in my eyes – oh to face north!
———-
I revved my smallish engine just a little to hold pride,
in response the earth it rumbled as the challenge was replied.
No words were ever spoken as we waited for the green,
I stared ahead and knew that my reflexes must be keen.
———-
The cars approaching opposite – turned left as was their right,
Impatience grew for both of us as the seconds made their flight.
One obstacle before us was the lane just past the bridge,
A careful application, not full power by a smidge.
———
And suddenly the light was green – I beat him to the punch,
Perhaps my quickness and technique would help me eat his lunch.
Beneath the bridge the noise was loud, then engines had to slow,
The other lane still had the green and ours of red did glow.
———-
But then our light – turned green and when the noise did tear the air,
As forty came, then forty five – just enough to show some flair.
My judgement was assuaged as his dark steed – it zoomed ahead,
His mighty engine roared on by, defeat it was his dread.
———–
Oh! somewhere – like right here today the sun is shining bright,
And friendly riders run about, their hearts are clean and light.
On modest engines they do laugh and wave, as children shout,
But not today, you see, my ole car it got beat out!
Rest in Peace now Adrian.
My deepest condolences to Lillian, Simone, Natasha, Samantha, Aron, Tara and Stuart and all his friends and family. xx
My sincere condolences to the family, Adrian was a true gentleman. May he rest in peace.
Martin & Fiona Durcan
Martin & Fiona Durcan
Don’t Grieve
Today I left my loved ones and as I go I pray,
Lord don’t let them grieve too much, because I’ve died today.
Let there be no wailing echoing the halls,
the same halls that held laughter and answers to my calls.
I pray they all take comfort accepting the true way,
and listen when I tell them these three things today.
Love will be forever, a promise that will last.
So love me more than ever now my time with you has passed.
And last of all remember the glowing love to be,
when our eyes meet once again, for all eternity.
Until we meet again dad.. I love you..xxx
Today I left my loved ones and as I go I pray,
Lord don’t let them grieve too much, because I’ve died today.
Let there be no wailing echoing the halls,
the same halls that held laughter and answers to my calls.
I pray they all take comfort accepting the true way,
and listen when I tell them these three things today.
Love will be forever, a promise that will last.
So love me more than ever now my time with you has passed.
And last of all remember the glowing love to be,
when our eyes meet once again, for all eternity.
Until we meet again dad.. I love you..xxx
So sorry for your loss xx
We are sorry to hear the news of Adrian's passing - may he rest in peace. Our love to Lilian, Tara and her brothers and sisters.
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