Condolence Book for
Michael J. Bannon
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Our sincere sympathy to Pauline and family.
We are remembering the good days at UCD and Edmonton, Canada.
We are remembering the good days at UCD and Edmonton, Canada.
Michael was a communicator by heart. Connecting and embracing . Passionate about family, life and Ireland. I learnt a lot from Michael. He will be missed . I was grateful to be able to say goodbye during a brief trip.
Love to his family - hope the celebration continues..
Thinking of you from Australia.
M
Love to his family - hope the celebration continues..
Thinking of you from Australia.
M
Deepest sympathy to Pauline & family on Michael’s passing RIP fond memories of Micheal coming to our house in Abbey St Cavan early sixties always with a lovely smile
Please accept my sympathy on the passing of my former colleague, Professor Michael
Sincere Condolences to all the family we went to Bawn school together (Noel&Marie Dolan Middletowm New Jersey )
Sincere sympathy to Michael's family, especially to his wife, Pauline, who was a classmate and good friend of mine at Convent of Mercy, Longford. May Michael Rest in Peace.
Deepest sympathy to Vivian and all your family. Thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Thinking of you all during this very difficult time. Look after each other .
Thinking of you all at this very sad time. Sending our condolences from all of the Byrne Family. Our father Frank Byrne is also a patient in Beneavin Manor and we remember Michael as a lovely man.
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