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Dan Wallace
April 9, 2024
RIP Brian.
So saddened to see his passing. I fondly remember Brian visiting us in Dublin. We used to play some cards in the garden and walk around the city. He was here in 1992 when we went to see our Olympians come home. It was also lovely to see him at our wedding. I always enjoyed his company and he always let me take a few photos on his camera, a hobby I still have to this day. Brian was a warm, caring and fun person. I´ll remember him fondly. May he sleep in peace and look in on Mum and Dad up above.
Paddy Pratt
April 5, 2024
RIP Brian,
A wonderful soul. My first memory was visiting the shop with Brian and his Dad when I was 5. Rose loved her trips to Boston and I always remember my favourite Bruins tracksuits and Patriots cost growing up.
Most recently we got to travel through the Burren with Brian on his most recent trip to Ireland. This time with my sons who enjoyed discovering and learning about all things Boston.
Will always be remembered with the fondest of memories.
God Bless,
Paddy
Hilary Pratt
April 4, 2024
Eileen, Jeffrey and Anna, my deepest sympathies to you all on the passing of Brian. We have so many fond and beautiful memories of Brian visiting us in Ireland and of all my trips to him in Brockton over the years the first been 30 years ago. We will all miss him so much. He will be fondly remembered by all the cousins as the photographer at all our wedding and was never without his camera on his trips here. He has recorded so many precious memories of many generations and could remember all the years and dates of our weddings. Sending you all our love Hilary, Niall, Alex and Clara x
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