EDWARD JOSEPH RAGGETT

Eddie and I (Hugh) flatted together in Finsbury Park, London N4 in 1963. He was a remarkable friend at the time
and after I moved on he wrote to me and I still have that beautiful written letter which I kept as a very special
momento as I always recalled his literature expression talent so moving. I researched over the years to try and
find his whereabouts and fairly recently found out that He sadly passed away in Sydney and since has been remembered in my thoughts and prayers...

Those were the days my Friend

Eddie, you were a great uncle and you will be missed, but your memory will live on. Your visits to the UK were always a source of excitement and anticipation of the stories you would tell and your trademark wit and humour.

Thank you for all the good memories and happy times.

Ed Raggett

Justine, Maxine, Hugo and Hillarie,

Our sincere condolences to you all at this very sad time.

We have many happy memories of Eddie's visits to us here in Kilkenny He was a wonderful story teller always captivating his audience!

Sadly missed but never forgotten. Rest in peace Eddie

Denise, Brian, Emily, Orla and James

Justina, Maxine, Hugo and Hilarie.

Very sorry to hear about Eddie - will always have great memories of his visits, the letters he wrote and the stories he and my Dad would tell of their school days. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Rest in peace Eddie.

Jon, Nicola, Tom, Alex and Henry Raggett

To a beloved brother and best friend a fond farewell.Memories which will never fade or dim of our shared childhood in Ballycaum,our years as boarders at Terenure College Dublin in the 1950`s and times spent in London prior to your departure to Australia in 1987.
Happy times we shared together on our visit to Australia in 2001 and your numerous trips to the UK and Ireland to attend family events.

You will be sadly missed but never forgotten.May you rest in peace Eddie.

Michael...

Our thoughts and prayers are with you Justine, Maxine, Hugo and Hilaire,
Love, Michelle, Charlie, Charlie & Sam

Although Eddie left Ireland over 50 year's ago he never forgot his family and home here in Ireland, he loved Ballycaum the place he was born and reared and he loved Stoney and its people no matter where he was he always wanted to hear the news from home.
One of Eddie's many skills was his ability to write whether it was to the letters page of the Sydney Morning Hearld or lovely tributes to family and friends here in Ireland, Some years ago Eddie wrote about the leaving of Stoney, i would...

Although Eddie left Ireland over 50 years ago he never forgot his family and home here in Ireland, he loved Ballycaum the place he was born and reared and he loved Stoney and its people no matter where he was he always wanted to hear the news from home.
One of Eddie's many skills was his ability to write whether it was to the letters page of the Sydney Morning Hearld or lovely tributes to family and friends here in Ireland who had passed away.
A number of years ago he wrote about the...