John Flood

Deepest sympathies to the Flood family on the death of John,I only heard of his death today at another funeral,John was a great man for attending the Sodality in Merchants Quay and we missed him at the last meeting but we’re totally unaware of his passing,May his gentle soul R.I.P.

Rest in peace John a true gentleman and a wonderful supporter to all the berieved busmen over a very long time

I am so sad to have to add my condolences along with all the other expressions of regret about the death of John. Lovely, gentle and friendly go a long way short of giving the true picture of what a real gentleman he was. He had a kind word for everybody whose path he crossed and was a true legend on the Clontarf Bus Route for years. The roads around Dollymount have a groove worn in them from his pounding them every day to keep himself as fit as a fiddle and being younger than him I was jealous of his energy when I met him but always walked away from him with a smile on my face. We are all much the poorer for his passing but we are much richer in spirit for having known him. He was wonderful person and my family and I will miss bumping into him and getting his cheery hello.

So sorry to hear of Johns passing A true gentleman always had a word for everyone he will be sadly missed .

What a lovely man. We always enjoyed meeting him out walking. He was always a gentleman and he'll be missed in Clontarf. Our condolences to his family and friends.

Sad to hear of Johns passing. He was a true gentleman. May he rest in peace.

The word gentleman was created for John Flood. On behalf of my wife Dorrie (nee Broughill) and myself we would like to extend our deepest sympathy to his extended family. May he Rest in Peace.

We Are So Sad To Hear Of John,s Passing A True Gent May His Gentle Soul Rest In Peace

I was greatly saddened and shocked to hear of John's passing. I was speaking to him only last week when he was out walking. I have known John for longer than I can remember, going back to his time as a Bus Driver. I was probably a teenager in the 1970's when I first got to know him and he was always unfailingly polite, courteous and kind to all. He will be greatly missed. Sincere condolences to his family.

A real gentleman

John was a gentleman. Always had a lovely chat when we’d meet in the neighborhood.
R. I. P.

Myself and my staff at Bermingham Cameras in Dublin are deeply saddened to read of Johns death. He was always a thorough gentleman and will never be forgotten by us
May he rest in peace