Eamonn (James Edward) TOUHEY

To my dear brother, Eamonn. Today would have been your birthday (30th Jan) and we miss you so much - each day without you just seems to be getting harder and harder. What consoles me now is that you are at peace and looking at your lovely face in pictures that I keep nearby reminds me of what a kind and loving brother you were - we were so proud of you. I will always treasure those memories and I know you are happier than any of us now. Love you so much Eamonn, rest in peace. xxx

To Violet and family. Many great years we spent together in the Irish Centre Liverpool. Such a lovely person and man always had a friendly smile and plenty of banter when we met. Eamon a friend we grew up with as well as marie ann and michael and mum and dad bridie and michael. Our thoughts and prayers are with you always in our hearts, god bless to a true gentleman. Jim, Geraldine and Angela Lynch

God Bless you Eamonn. Rest in peace. A lovely man. It's been a great privilege to have known you and to be able to call you a friend.
Violet, Sinead, Eamonn and Conor, yesterday reminded me of what a great man your husband and dad truely was, and loved by so many. I hope that this love can give you some comfort to ease your pain.
With love and kind regards, Martin. xxx

Eamonn you were a great friend always there for me. I will miss your jokes and funny stories working with was a pleasure . I promise you I will always be here for Violet, Sinead, Conor and Eamonn . Miss you so much xx

Violet, I attended Eamonn's funeral today, it was a lovely and moving service. It was of no suprise to me that so many people attended to pay their respects.Eamonn and I worked together, first in the 1980s at HQ and at various times over the years, one thing never changed, his love of his family and his pride, rightly of your three lovely children, who did both you and Eamonn proud today.They can be justifiably proud of their Dad, and each of their eulogies was lovely, very moving and heartwarming.
I hope you can take some solace at the numbers there today.May he rest in peace, and look down and guide your lovely children.
Paul Ainscough

Eamonn, what a gent, always a pleasure to be with, either work or socially. Even when things annoyed him he always came out the other side with a smile on his his face. God bless.

Our sincere condolences to Violet, Sinead, Eamonn, Connor, Bridie, Michael, Ann, Marie, Michael and Family.
To us Eamonn was a true friend. We were lucky enough to have known him all these years, always giving, always kind, these are the fond memories he leaves behind. He was a great role model and will be sadly missed, never forgotten.
Una and Peter

Eamonn: As I remember, with great fondness , all the laughs we had working together, I still find it hard to believe that you've gone.
Violet :If you need anything, now or in the future, you know you only need to ask .
Eamonn, Sinéad & Conor : You should know how much your Dad thought of you, and how proud you made him !.

Eamonn it was an absolute pleasure to work worth you for all those years. The office won't be the same without you and your dry sense of humour. Such a shame the world has lost a lovely man. Rest in peace, love Michila and family xxx

Eamonn, such a lovely person to be at work with, always so helpful and kind, with a permanent smile. We are deeply saddened and wish all your family peace in your remembrance. You are all in our thoughts, although we cannot be there for the service.

Eamonn, you were a true gent.I will always recall your infectious sense of humour, especially when anyone asked if you had a stapler,ruler, or other office equipment. Your standard reply WAS always, yes what colour do you want.
Our heartfelt condolences to Violet, and family.
You made your mark Eamonn, no one can take that away from you, you gave your all, it was a pleasure and a privilege to call you both a colleague and friend.
RIP big man, your memory will live on.You were part of a great team, and always played your part, with your warm and infectious grin.

Eamonn rest in peace

Deepest Condolences to Violet & Family.

What can we say that has not already been said. Such a sincere, honest, amusing, quiet, gentle man. It was our privilege to know him and call him a friend. Rest in peace Eamonn, you will not be forgotten.

To a special cousin freind sadly very sadly missed 'you'll never walk alone ' tom tuohy

With deepest condolences to Violet and family. In memory of a very special friend and a dedicated work colleague. Eamon's Irish sense of humour will be greatly missed. The only man that could carry off shirt sleeve hold ups! A true gentleman. Too much to live for and too little time. God Bless from Ian & Denise Martin xx

Eamon, you were the best partner I had the pleasure of working with, honest reliable, trustworthy and a really good sense of humour, a true friend who I will miss greatly. Rest in peace Eamon, gone but never forgotten.