Condolence Book for
Henry Dermot (Harry) CRAWLEY
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Dear Mary, I am so sorry to hear of the death of your husband. My sincere sympathy to you, Emma and Peter. Thinking of you at this difficult time.
Dear Mary
I was very sorry to hear of your beloved husband Harry’s sad passing.
My deepest, sincerest and heartfelt condolences to you , your children , grandchildren and extended family.
I knew Harry very well in college in UCD and later when he was an intern in SVH. He was a very kind an empathetic person dedicated to his patients.
He will be very sadly missed
May his gentle soul Rest in Peace
Eileen (née Lane)
Class of ‘68
I was very sorry to hear of your beloved husband Harry’s sad passing.
My deepest, sincerest and heartfelt condolences to you , your children , grandchildren and extended family.
I knew Harry very well in college in UCD and later when he was an intern in SVH. He was a very kind an empathetic person dedicated to his patients.
He will be very sadly missed
May his gentle soul Rest in Peace
Eileen (née Lane)
Class of ‘68
Mary, very sorry to hear of the death of your husband Harry. Sincere condolences to you and your family.
Dear Mary, Peter, and Emma.
News of Harry's passing reached me via a mutual friend. I am profoundly sad to learn of it. I had the great good fortune to become involved in the International Union for Health Promotion and Education (IUHPE), representing the US Centers for Disease Control, while Harry was President of the Union. I am not sure I was younger but I was definitely junior in international affairs. He generously taught me the ropes and we became good friends in the bargain. One connection was that we both loved literature; Harry knew a great deal about both fiction and poetry, and he himself was a gifted writer and speaker--such clarity and style! He got the better of me in that, and - what pleased him more, I suspect - in golf. We managed to play some grand courses together, even once walking the course as spectators at the Masters in Augusta, Georgia. I think to myself now--40 years of friendship. I have only a few college friends I have known longer than this fine man whom I will miss all my remaining days. Yeats said it best of course:
Think where man’s glory most begins and ends
And say my glory was I had such friends.
News of Harry's passing reached me via a mutual friend. I am profoundly sad to learn of it. I had the great good fortune to become involved in the International Union for Health Promotion and Education (IUHPE), representing the US Centers for Disease Control, while Harry was President of the Union. I am not sure I was younger but I was definitely junior in international affairs. He generously taught me the ropes and we became good friends in the bargain. One connection was that we both loved literature; Harry knew a great deal about both fiction and poetry, and he himself was a gifted writer and speaker--such clarity and style! He got the better of me in that, and - what pleased him more, I suspect - in golf. We managed to play some grand courses together, even once walking the course as spectators at the Masters in Augusta, Georgia. I think to myself now--40 years of friendship. I have only a few college friends I have known longer than this fine man whom I will miss all my remaining days. Yeats said it best of course:
Think where man’s glory most begins and ends
And say my glory was I had such friends.
Dear Mary,
So sad to hear of Harry’s passing.
We were in medical school together
May he rest in peace.
Bill delaney
So sad to hear of Harry’s passing.
We were in medical school together
May he rest in peace.
Bill delaney
Dear Mary, Profoundly saddened to hear of Harry's death.However very happy memories of past acquaintance will always remain.
Dear Mary, Peter and Emma, my deepest condolences on the sad passing of Harry. I have so many fond memories of Harry from our childhood, he was so much fun and always so warm and friendly. He will be greatly missed. You are in my thoughts and prayers at this very tough time. Take care, Kathryn
Mary and family I’m so very sorry to hear of Harry’s passing. I have the best memories of him and my dad growing up. They’ll be great companions now xx. Much love. Nicky
Dear Mary and family, on my own behalf and on behalf of The School of Psychotherapy at SVUH our deep condolences on the death of your husband, Harry. You are in our thoughts.
Yours sincerely
Barry O’Donnell
Director, The School of Psychotherapy at SVUH
Yours sincerely
Barry O’Donnell
Director, The School of Psychotherapy at SVUH
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