Fr. Ambrose Brendan Costello O.Carm.

Condolence Book for

Fr. Ambrose Brendan Costello O.Carm.

Ballinteer, Dublin

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Sincere sympathy to Carmel, Ken and all the family on the very sad passing of Fr Ambrose. May his kind and gentle soul rest in eternal peace.
— Martin and Phil Concannon, Bushy Park, Galway
Please accept my sympathies. So sad to hear the passing of father Costello aka Chapungu. Thank you for all you did together with the people of Triashill, Zimbabwe. May your departed soul rest with the Angels.
— Chiedza
Deepest sympathy to Carmel, Ken & family.
Had many an interesting chat with Brendan.
Rest in peace
— Matthew O’Sullivan, Ratoath
Condolences to Carmel Ken and family on the death of Father Brendan Thinking of you at this time
— Brian and Phil Langan
To Dear Carmel, Ken & Family,
Our deepest condolences on the passing of cousin Brendan. We enjoyed his visits and hearing the stories from Zimbabwe.
You will all miss him and your regular visits to Ballinteer.
I remember a story from a local parishioner when Brendan visited and was reading a Sunday mass, he was told Meath are
playing in
Croke Park, we want a short mass today.
May Brendan rest in peace.
— Stephen & Eileen O’Sullivan, Ashbourne
Our Sincere sympathies to Carmel and family on the sad passing of your dear brother Fr. Ambrose and to Tom, John and Patrick Costello Galway on the loss of their cousin may his kind and gentle soul rest in peace
— Enda, Paul, Sean and Margaret Linnane Kilcolgan Galway
Our sincere condolences to Carmel and family on the passing of your brother Fr. Ambrose. We remember him saying mass in Bushypark, when he was on holidays in Galway. May his gentle soul rest in peace in the arms of Our Lord.
— Christy & Myra Kelly, Dangan Heights, Galway.
Deepest sympathy to Carmel and family on the death of your dear brother Father Breandan.
May he rest in peace.
— Stella Staunton Galway
Deepest sympathy to Carmel Ken and family on the death of Father Breandan.
May he rest in peace.
— Matt Margaret Costello and family Mayo
Dear Carmel, Ken, Paul, Barry, Julie, Alan and families

Many fond memories of Father Brendan through the years when he visited, he was always good company, he was a true servant of God, devoted, giving, kind, wise and dedicated to his faith, selfless in his commitment to others, he brought light and hope to the less fortunate who were fortunate enough to have crossed his path. So so sorry for your huge loss and much love sent to you all at this very sad time.
— Deirdre O’Sullivan
May Fr Ambrose rest in peace.
— Aileen Kiely, Kinsale
Sincere condolences to Carmel, Ken, Paul, Barry, Julie and Alan on the passing of Fr. Brendan. I remember him fondly and enjoyed hearing him speak of Zimbabwe. May he rest in peace.
— John & Lorraine Mitchell (nee O’Sullivan)
A life well lived in the service of others... may you rest in a well deserved peace.
— John
Ar dheis De go raibh a n-anam dhilis. A lot of great lifetime memories of Father Brendan, my cousin . He will make anyplace he goes to, a great place.
— Bob Gaynor
Deepest sympathy to Carmel the Costello family and Carmelite confreres on the death of Brendan We both entered the order in 1963 May he R I P
— Frank Kielty Cliffony Co Sligo ex Camelite
My best wishes and deepest sympathies on the passing of Brendan to all the O'Sullivans. A lovely man who lived live with great kindness in the service of others. May he rest in peace. Síona x
— Siona Ryan
Deepest sympathy to carmel and all your family ambrose was such a pleasure to look after ,he will be missed so much .
— Pat burke
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