We the family of Henry McCrink, his wife Lisa, sons Tomás, Cillian, Oisín and Rían, brothers Francis, Martin, Michael, Stephen and Gerard, Uncle Bernard and the entire family circle express our sincere gratitude to all those who have sympathised with us on the recent and untimely loss of our beloved husband, Dad, brother, brother-in-law, uncle, nephew, godfather, cousin and friend.

 

A special word of thanks to our extended family, friends, neighbours and local businesses who provided us with great support and care during the time of Henry’s passing.

To the many people who travelled from near and far to Henry’s Wake and Funeral and to those who sent Mass cards, messages of sympathy, online condolences and beautiful floral tributes, thank you so much.

 

The family offer their sincere and heartfelt thanks to Dromintee GAC for their tremendous help and support, and to the entire GAA community.  To the many teams, clubs, organisations and schools who lined the roads in honour of Henry, your presence was a source of great comfort and was very much appreciated.

 

Thank you to all the stewards, and those who provided and drove the courtesy buses to and from the family home during the wake, to Henry’s friends, golf mates and former team-mates, and all who were coffin-bearers, please be assured of the great comfort you gave us, we are forever grateful.

 

To Father Seamus for the beautiful Mass, Ellen Maguire for the uplifting singing, O’Neills Flowers for the beautiful floral tributes and Eamon Murphy for the live broadcast we thank you sincerely.  To the catering team at Mulkerns Eurospar for providing the food and refreshments, and to Dromintee GAC for the use of the club rooms, our deepest appreciation to you all.

 

To Sean, Michael, Micheal and Daithi of M McCreesh and Sons Funeral Directors for your kindness, support and the dignified manner in which all the funeral arrangements were carried out, we are truly grateful.

 

To the medical personnel who cared for Henry, the ambulance staff and medical teams at Daisy Hill Hospital and Craigavon Area Hospitals, and to Dr Damien Finnegan and his staff at Belfast City Hospital we are truly grateful for your care and compassion.

 

It is impossible to thank everyone individually, we trust this acknowledgement will be accepted by all with our heartfelt thanks.

 

Henry will be forever loved and sadly missed.  May his kind and gentle soul rest in peace.

 

Henry’s Month's Mind Mass will be celebrated in St Patrick’s Church Dromintee on Sunday 22nd September 2024 at 11am.