Osborne Park, Western Australia
Sean O'SHEA passed away in Osborne Park, Western Australia. The obituary was featured in The West Australian on December 7, 2012.
It was an honour that you contributed to the greatest day of our lives, our Wedding day 8.2.2011 on Rottnest Island. Remembered forever as a truly beautiful man. Rest In Peace Father O'Shea.
December 10, 2012 | WESTERN AUSTRALIA
O'SHEA (Monsignor Sean):
Thank you our beloved Mons for your guidance and generous support for our family. It is with heavy hearts we will ring the Holy Trinity church bells for you on Sunday. Rest in peace.
O'Brien and Van Gerrevink families.
December 15, 2012
O'SHEA (Monsignor Sean):
From all the boys of the Rottnest ferries over many many years, thank you.
Andrew Romney and the crew.
December 14, 2012
O'S hea (Monsignor Sean):
In memory of Monsignor O'Shea in thanks for his support and guidance over the years.
The Rechner Family
December 13, 2012
O'SHEA (Monsignor Sean):
Loving memories of our morning teas, stories and laughter. Rottnest will never be the same without you. Pat and Bill Waldock and family.
December 13, 2012
O'SHEA (Monsignor Sean): With fond memories of a wonderful person, with a big heart; a charming smile and wicked sense of humour. We will miss you Mons - especially at ANZAC Day and Christmas carols. We were privileged to know you.
Paolo, Julia, Asha and Tobi Amaranti
December 13, 2012
O'SHEA ( Monsignor Sean):
Sincere condolences to the family of Monsignor O'Shea from the board and staff of the Rottnest Island Authority. A friend to many and respected by all, "Mons" will be sadly missed and honoured for 51 years of loyal service to Rottnest Island residents and visitors.
December 13, 2012
O'SHEA (Monsignor Sean): Wonderful memories of great times at Rottnest with Monsignor Sean. Untangling fishing lines at the jetty, sharing coffees, biscuits and fig jam at his table, visits to our tent in the olden days, sometimes taking cooked fish home for his meals, busy bees at his Church, passing by on our bikes around the island settlement, dashing for the ferry, his Irish charm, his wit and his stories and his beautiful Church, always with flowers adorning the altar, and his...
December 12, 2012
O'SHEA ( Monsignor Sean): Mons O'Shea was a deeply valued friend and supporter of the Rottnest Volunteer Guides since their inception in 1986.
His cheerful words of encouragement every day, and his infectious love of the island will be sadly missed.
Grateful memories. The Committee and Members of the Rottnest Volunteer Guides Association
December 12, 2012
