Leo F. "Red" Fahey

I also worked with Leo at Foreign Auto in Southie from 11/83 to 3/87. He was gruff but one funny guy, I still tell his jokes,stories and use his one liners to this day. I'll never forget him.

my codelations goes to the Fahey family I'm very sorry about your loss From, Sarah Kelly

Condolences from the Mc Donagh family of Carraroe, Co. Galway, Ireland.

We wish to offer sympathy from Leo’s cousins in Ireland and let you know that he and you are in our thoughts at this difficult time.

Denis Mc Donagh (Leo’s first cousin) and the Mc Donagh family, Gleann Mór, Carraroe, Co. Galway, Ireland

Dear Leo, You won't remember me but I remember you. I was a 24 year old yard ops manager for Foreign Auto Servicing in Southie circa 1985, I recall a large, loud Irishman who helped keep the troops in line, for which I will be forever grateful. Godspeed Leo Fahey!

Mr. Fahey,
Sir, I didn't know you but as a fellow Marine, I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for our Country when you served in the USMC during WW II. It was the history and accomplishments made by you and your fellow Marines during WW II that all of us Marines who followed in your footsteps have always tried to live up to. And to your family and loved ones, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.

Semper Fi Devil Dog!
Mike Casey USMC '85-'89

Semper Fi Marine Fahey.
The Dept. of Ma. Marine Corp League thanks you for your service to God, our Country, and to our beloved Corp.
To Leo's family we send our sympathies and our prayers on your loss and the loss of our Brother.
Leo is now with our Supreme Commandant serving his last and best assignment. He will stand guard over you forever til it is time to meet again. May God bless you and stand with you as you struggle to go forward without Leo but with him in your hearts....