Condolence Book for
Patrick C. (Pat) Kennedy
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I wish to extend the condolences of the local government network to the Kennedy family. Cllr Pat Kennedy was a prominent member of our national committee in the 1990s/2000s. May he Rest In Peace. Liam Kenny. Association of Irish Local Government.
Sincere sympathy to Loretto and family on your sad loss, may Pat Rest In Peace.
Deepest sympathy to all the Kennedy family enjoyed meeting Patrick he was a gentleman, one of our members he will be missed at our gatherings.
Phyllis Kennedy
Phyllis Kennedy
Deepest sympathy to Loretto and family ,extended Cullinan and Kennedy families on death of Pat ,R.I.P.
My thoughts are with you today Loretto. May you be surrounded by the love of family and friends in this difficult time. Sincere sympathy to all your family and Pats.
Sincere sympathy to Loretto and family on your sad loss.
May Pat rest in peace
I regret I am unable to attend the funeral as I am out of the country this week.
May Pat rest in peace
I regret I am unable to attend the funeral as I am out of the country this week.
What an interesting and lovely man. I was talking to him just about two weeks ago. He graciously thanked me for a note was delighted to her about the progress of Richard and Siobhain from the Genealogy group. He even suggested a meet up later in the month. He was a true scholar and a gentleman. May he rest in peace.
Heartfelt condolences to Pats wife Loretta,sons,daughters,extended family and friends..So saddened by this news.We will never forget you Pat,or everything you done for us over the years...rest in peace Pat x
He was my teacher in primary in Sexton Street in the 60’s and he was by far the most memorable teacher in the mist of overwhelming misery - great memories and an excellent representative for Limerick may you rest in peace and many many thanks
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