Condolence Book for
Paul Coree
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Dear Audrey
Our deepest sympathies. This incident has left us stunned and we do not have enough words to express our grief. The void this has left in your life will be difficult to fill. Our prayers are with you and your family in this difficult time.
For us it has been just about a year since we have come to know each other. Our initiation into Dublin (& Ireland) was built on the help & guidance we received from Paul & you. We have lost the sounding board we had.
May his soul rest in peace. We will all miss him.
Our deepest sympathies. This incident has left us stunned and we do not have enough words to express our grief. The void this has left in your life will be difficult to fill. Our prayers are with you and your family in this difficult time.
For us it has been just about a year since we have come to know each other. Our initiation into Dublin (& Ireland) was built on the help & guidance we received from Paul & you. We have lost the sounding board we had.
May his soul rest in peace. We will all miss him.
To Audrey and Family.
Please accept my sincere condolences for Paul's passing. May he rest in peace.
Martin Coree.
Please accept my sincere condolences for Paul's passing. May he rest in peace.
Martin Coree.
Sincerest sympathy to wife & family on the sudden passing of Paul. May God comfort you all.
Dear Audrey and family
I was shocked and saddened to learn of the unexpected and untimely death of your dearest Paul. Originally from Bailieborough like yourself (Clarke) now living in Malahide, I got to know Paul through Bridge and was delighted to see him back at the Club following his long absence.
I remember your dad's passing and your mum's move to Dublin and giving you lifts as far as Swords after your w/e in Bailieborough and talking to Paul about your visits to auctions in Kells.
You have had your fair share of grief and I just hope and pray that you are given the strength to cope with this cross - your most tragic loss. Surrounding yourself with family and caring friends together with lovely memories of happy times will, hopefully, help you through the difficult days/
You are in the thoughts and prayers of the Clarke Family in Bailieborough and Malahide
Aileen James
I was shocked and saddened to learn of the unexpected and untimely death of your dearest Paul. Originally from Bailieborough like yourself (Clarke) now living in Malahide, I got to know Paul through Bridge and was delighted to see him back at the Club following his long absence.
I remember your dad's passing and your mum's move to Dublin and giving you lifts as far as Swords after your w/e in Bailieborough and talking to Paul about your visits to auctions in Kells.
You have had your fair share of grief and I just hope and pray that you are given the strength to cope with this cross - your most tragic loss. Surrounding yourself with family and caring friends together with lovely memories of happy times will, hopefully, help you through the difficult days/
You are in the thoughts and prayers of the Clarke Family in Bailieborough and Malahide
Aileen James
Dear Audrey & family
My sincere sympathies to you all - I was shocked to hear the news of Paul's passing and cannot imagine how difficult this time must be for those who were closest to him.
While I only worked with Paul for a short period of time, he was always friendly, helpful and a great source of knowledge to those around him.
No doubt he will be greatly missed by all.
My sincere sympathies to you all - I was shocked to hear the news of Paul's passing and cannot imagine how difficult this time must be for those who were closest to him.
While I only worked with Paul for a short period of time, he was always friendly, helpful and a great source of knowledge to those around him.
No doubt he will be greatly missed by all.
Dear Audrey & family. I am just hearing of the sudden & unexpected death of Paul.
It's hard to find words to express how sad we all feel on hearing the news. It must be a dreadful shock to you all.
It just brought back memories of your Dad's death nearly 39 years ago.
All we can do is pray that you will get strength some consolation from your friends, children & of course Carmel.
Thinking of you.Hugs Margaret & all the Mortimers.xx
It's hard to find words to express how sad we all feel on hearing the news. It must be a dreadful shock to you all.
It just brought back memories of your Dad's death nearly 39 years ago.
All we can do is pray that you will get strength some consolation from your friends, children & of course Carmel.
Thinking of you.Hugs Margaret & all the Mortimers.xx
What can I say about Paul.... He was a true Gentleman and a Scholar!!
I worked directly with Paul for about a year and a half and we quickly became good friends and anytime I would be working in Dublin we would for a coffee and a catch-up & a general moan about work.
When my Mother passed away Paul was of great support to me and for that I will be eternally grateful.
My thoughts are with you all at this difficult time.
I worked directly with Paul for about a year and a half and we quickly became good friends and anytime I would be working in Dublin we would for a coffee and a catch-up & a general moan about work.
When my Mother passed away Paul was of great support to me and for that I will be eternally grateful.
My thoughts are with you all at this difficult time.
My deepest sympathy to Audrey and family on the sad passing of Paul.
May He Rest In Peace.
May He Rest In Peace.
Audrey, our deepest sympathy to you and the children on the sudden death of Paul R.I.P. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Mar & the boys
Dear Audrey & children. Please accept our sincere condolences on your bereavement. We are in Sydney at the moment so won't be able to attend Paul's funeral. We'll be home early April. Thinking of you all, Philip & Ann
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