James M. Quealey

My y deepest sympathy for Mr. Quealey the fireman. I knew him since I was a boy. His brother John at the store when I lived on Lenox and So. Whipple St. and few other places in the Grove.Them Ryan relations from my fireman Unclul Bill and aunt Helen (Sheehan) Ryan? Bless the memory of them all. I was in Co. Kerry when John went to Ireland to Innis. Booking Passage by Thomas Lynch is a good book from a man who came from the same area in Ireland. Movine. They told me memories of my grandmother...

Peachie, Claire and family - The heart of a fine gentleman stopped beating and surely Heaven welcomed Jim, as the newest member of the Communion of Saints. May your warm memoires, family, and friends comfort you. With Sympathy

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

To The Quealey Family, I am one of the young Kierce Boys who ghrew up in the Sacred Heart parish. I remeber the Brothers having that little convenice store, and we always had plenty of Laughs when I went in there. I am so sorry for your Loss. May the Lord take care of him now.

There is nothing I can say to ease your grief, but I am so deeply sorry for your loss.

So many memories of our days at the Y thoughts and prayers to all

Dear Claire, I am sorry for the loss of your dear brother.

Dear Peachie I´m sorry to hear of your loss . Please know Jim will be added to my prayers.

Thinking of you Peachie at your time of sorrow.