Patrick Kilmurray (4 Jan 1923 - 11 Jan 2021)

In memory of a charming funny gentleman who was always kind, generous and a joy to be around. His incredible life will always inspire me and they will live on in all the people who got to listen to his many stories.
Your smile will be missed - May you and may rest in peace.

We knew Patrick for such a short time, but we feel privileged to have known him as a neighbour. We have happy memories of him at our housewarming party, entertaining us all with his tales, and of the times he attended fundraising tea parties in our garden and enjoyed lots of conversation and even more cake! He always seemed to have a smile and a story, and was a true gentleman. Our thoughts are with his family, with Helen, and with all those who cared for Patrick.

In memory of a gentleman who always took time to show such lovely manners he would always take his hat off to you, made me smile. Rest in peace Patrick.

To our lovely friend and next door neighbour Pat,you were a such a true and kind gentleman the likes which are rare to find nowadays.
We have so many wonderful memories of you..the favourite one being our Tia Maria tipple with you on many Xmas Eve's.
Forever in our thoughts
Jon & Mandy xxx

To my dear friend and neighbour Patrick, treasured memories of all our conversations about life in Africa. It was a priviledge to help care for Patrick over the last few months. Now rest in peace xx

Such fond memories of Uncle Patrick and Auntie May when we stayed with them on several occasions. Patrick was such a good raconteur and had so many tales of his interesting life and work. A true gentleman in every sense. We are so glad to have known him.
We also wish to express our gratitude for the loving care he received in the last years of his life from Helen and his carers. Thank You. May God Bless You.

In memory of a charming gentleman, who brought a smile to the face of everyone who was lucky enough to know him.

Patrick was always such a charming gentleman, with definitely a "touch of the blarney"! He was a good friend to my father , Jack, and they both enjoyed their weekly outing of the "Romeo Club", which stood for "really old men eating out"! We and our family will miss him , and send our condolences to his family.

Rest in peace Patrick. The world will miss your lovely smile.

Dear Patrick,

You will forever be in our hearts and memories.
You will always be one of the world's truly most honest, caring and thoughtful gentlemen.
We will miss seeing your happy smiley face as you take your hat off to say good day and that infectious laugh.
To grow up and watch you being the gentleman to always acknowledge everyone and be non judgemental and being that person who always treated everyone with respect and friendliness will always be a life lesson you have taught me without ever realising it. Thank you Patrick.
The stories of your life you shared will be ones we will remember and keep alive for you by sharing with others the great life you lived.

May you and your beloved May be together now in peace.
All our love always
Laura, Lyn and Kate Shearing

My lovely Patrick
A lovely man, a lovely friend.
I will miss you.
Love Helen xx

It was an absolute pleasure to have cared for you Patrick . I loved listening to all your amazing adventures throughout your life , you became a lovely friend. RIP xxx

Deepest sympathy to all Pat's relatives and friends. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. From your cousin james and ann mcgahon. Coolcreedon ,Louth village, Dundalk , Co. Louth. Ireland.

You will be greatly missed Patrick. You made a wonderful impact wherever you went.
Rest in Peace dear friend. with love from Maggie