Jonathan Ryan

Have just heard the sad news. Remember Jonathan from college days in UCD in early 70's - he was always considerate, courteous and kind - an absolute gentleman and great fun too.

Deepest condolence to his wife and family - may he rest in peace.

To Margaret and all of Jonathan's family,
Please accept my heartfelt condolences for the loss of such a lovely man. I was away for the last 10 days and have only just learned of Jonathan's passing. I worked with Jonathan for many years in CTT/Irish Trade Board and always found him to be a very supportive colleague and a most of all, always great fun to be around. You will all be in my thoughts and prayers. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis.
Gary & Joanne Morrissey

Dearest Margaret and family,
Our deepest sympathy on the passing of Jonathan. What a man! Such fond memories of our time in Istanbul together, we still tell many stories from our nights out with you two. Such sad news.
Thinking of you all,
Susie, Dave and baby Oscar

Please accept my deepest sympathy on the death of Jonathan. I knew Jonathan from School and also Blackrock baths (though l don't every remember venturing into the water). Jonathan had a wicked and droll sense of humour. May he rest in peace.

My deepest sympathy to Margaret and the Ryan family.

John P. Doyle, Tower Court, Sandymount.

So sorry to hear of Jonathan’s untimely passing. My sympathy to all his family. Lord rest his soul.

Dear Margaret
My sincerest sympathy to you and Breifne and Ross on the passing of Jonathan. He struck me as a very gentle kind and good man. Warm wishes . Nikki

To Margaret and all of Jonathan's family, our deepest sympathies from all the coaching faculty at Smurfit UCD. Jonathan was a great source of mischief, honest self reflection and support to us all throughout the programme. And a great coach to many!

Colm Murphy
Head of Coaching Programmes
Smurfit UCD

So sorry for the loss of Jonathan ,
With sincere condolences,

Margaret
I am so sorry to hear of Jonathon's death. RIP. I knew him from IDA days in the 70/80s and more recently through his friendship with Brian. He was such a lovely man, with his wonderful dry humour and great chuckle. He was also an astute and effective public servant. He will be sorely missed. Jane

Margaret , my wife and I are very good friends of Lynda’s.
I had the privilege of working with Jonathan in the mid to late 70’s. We had a lot of fun together and I remember having a great weekend in his company around that time at a Freaney golf outing in Mullingar.
I am very sorry for your loss.
Alan

Very sorry to hear of Jonathan's death. I knew him from school and sailing. I am away, so I will be unable to attend the funeral. May he rest in peace.

To Margaret, Breifne and Ross so sorry to hear of Jonathan's death rip. Sorry I'm unable to attend his funeral.

Margaret, Brefini & Ross, my deepest sympathies on your terrible loss. Jonathan was a wonderful man & it was always a pleasure to be in his company. We are away & so sorry to miss the funeral. May he Rest In Peace

My deepest sympathy to Jonathan's family and friends on their loss. Jonathan was a colleague in CTT/Trade Board. Jonathan was friendly, affable with a great sense of humour. Although I am retired a good number of years, I can still remember his distinctive laugh. Ar dheis De go raibh a anam.

Dear margaret my deepest sympathy on the sad death of your husband jonathan im really sorry but know you did your very best and he is not suffering any more at peace rest in peace my sympathy also to all the family will have mass said god bless mary kavanagh 41 knightsbridge court trim co meath

you are with the angels my dear friend you will be greatly missed by everyone who knew you
rest in eternal peace Jonathan Ryan

Dear Margaret & Family,
Deepest condolences to you and all your family on Jonathan's untimely passing. What a lovely, warm, fun and friendly man. I was privileged to share the class of Smurfit 2018 with Jonathan. May he rest in peace.
Best wishes.
Maresa Rowan

My sincere condolences to all of Jonathan's family. I'm truly grateful to have had the chance to get to know Jonathan through our coaching programme. He added colour, vibrancy, humour and honesty to our discussions and we are all richer for that experience. He will be missed.
Kindest regards
Annalisa O'Carroll

With deepest sympathy. Great memories of Jonathan from our happy days in CTT. RIP

My deepest sympathies to your family. Jonathan was a classmate in the UCD Smurfit Executive & Business Coaching Diploma course. He shared many wonderful things about all of you. He was so much fun and added a real authenticity to our class. He will be dearly missed and always remembered as he had a lasting impact. Will raise a pint in his honor. Most sincerely, Anne Cobuzzi