Bernard Cassin

There are good ships and wood ships And ships that sail the sea But the best ships are friendship and May they always be. Thank you Bernard for your friendship R I P my dear Irish friend God Bless you

Saddened to hear of Bernard’s passing.Bernard & I have been friends for over 50 years.He was very kind to our girls Fiona & Gillian over the years. We were always in touch right to the very end. Gone but not forgotten , forever in our thoughts. R.I.P . Bernard🙏

It was with great sadness that we learned of Bernard’s passing
We knew Bernard for over 40 years. I fished with Bernard and we had many good sessions over the years
When Bernard moved t Australia we kept in touch on the internet sharing jokes and topics of interest
Condolences to Phylis Matt and the Cassin families

Sincere condolences to the Cassin family. It was an absolute pleasure working with Bernard in EDCO, I worked with him for over 30 years and we had many laughs together. I will remember him with many fond memories.

Very saddened to hear of the passing of Bernard. We have many good memories of family get togethers of great laughs and good times.
RIP Bernard

So sorry to hear about Bernard, he was a true gentleman and friend. So many memories of great nights out with Phyllis and Matt. You will be miss Bernard. RIP

So sad to say goodbye to uncle Bernard, we will all miss you so much. Definitely feel like you were taken too soon.

Deepest condolences to the Cassin family . I worked with Bernard in the Educational Company many years ago, he was always a perfect gentleman, may he rest in peace.

So sad Bernard was a true gentleman we all had some good times in foxhill thinking off phyllis matt and all the family R I P

So sorry to hear the sad news.
I worked with Bernard for over 30 years and found him to be a decent genuine person. Always helpful and with old fashioned manners.
Sincere condolences to all his family.

I worked with Bernard for almost 40; years in EDCO, you could say we grew up together, he was 14 and I was 16 when we met, we shared a love of motor bike and remember ending up in Baggot St Hospital one night after he parted company with the bike in Dawson St.. After he went in Australia over 20 years ago, we kept in contact and met up on his visits home. In recent years WhatsApp and Mobile Phones made it easier to keep in contact. I have to admire the way he accepted his recent illness, he was very brave and didn’t lose his sense of humour. I consider myself honoured to make known him for 60 years and to be one of his friends.
May he Rest in Peace.

My thoughts are with Bernard's family and friends. A true gentleman. May he rest in peace.

Got to know bernard from delivering to edco years ago a real gentleman RIP bernard .Mark Reynolds ex smurfits.