Condolence Book for
Peter B. Sands
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Very sorry to hear of Peter's demise regret that I could not attend at the mass. I will always remember the the annual training in Kilkenny and Gormonston and the other memorable occasions in uniform which we spent together. Peter always made his presents felt and he will be missed. May the Lord have mercy on his soul.
Sorry for your loss. Peter was one good man.
To Kiernan sorry to hear of passing of your father Rip.
Deepest sympathy to Kieran and all the Sands family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time
It was with deep regret that I learned today of Peter's death R.I.P.
Having known him for over sixty years I find that I will not be able to make it down to Dromin on Monday.
I'll keep him in my prayers.
Having known him for over sixty years I find that I will not be able to make it down to Dromin on Monday.
I'll keep him in my prayers.
To Aine, Thomas and the whole Clare/Sands family I offer my deepest sympathies on the sad loss of Peter. I always found Peter to be a true gentleman in my political formation. He was a great influence on me. May he RIP.
Sorry to hear of Peter's death Rest In Pease
Deepest sympathy to the Sands family on the death of your Father Peter R.I.P he was a lovely gentleman . May God comfort you in your sorrow and may He give eternal rest to Peter gentle soul . Christ Mary O Connor and family
To Kieran and the entire Sands family, I send my sincere condolences to you at the sad passing of your dear father Peter.
Peter was a kind and friendly face for me when I went away from home on my first FCA camp to Kilkenny in 1969 He made us feel important as recruits and always respected us as real people. Peter carried this lovely trait with him throughout his military career and always put his men first.
May his kindness and good nature be well rewarded, and may Peter Rest in his Eternal Peace.
Terry Dullaghan
Peter was a kind and friendly face for me when I went away from home on my first FCA camp to Kilkenny in 1969 He made us feel important as recruits and always respected us as real people. Peter carried this lovely trait with him throughout his military career and always put his men first.
May his kindness and good nature be well rewarded, and may Peter Rest in his Eternal Peace.
Terry Dullaghan
Please our deepest sympathy on your great loss
Unable to attend as out of country, will talk when we return
Unable to attend as out of country, will talk when we return
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