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Frank Wood
August 11, 2025
I worked at Star Mkt with Jim, I´d appreciate it very much if a family member could give me a call.
Frank Wood 508 404-9359
Eoin Moore
April 29, 2025
Dear Maureen, James, Catherine, Brian, Godmother Katie, and Dot.
I am truly sorry for your loss. Mr. O´Leary was a good man and a gentle soul. He will be missed.
You are in my prayers.
Eoin Moore
Gerard & Anne O'Leary
April 27, 2025
Deepest sympathy to Maureen, Jimmy, Brian, Katie & Uncle Pat and the extended O'Leary family on the passing of Uncle James.
Remembering the many trips he made home and the trips we made with Grandad O'Leary to Newcestown & Bandon. Uncle James was a thorough gentleman & very proud to have him as my godfather.
Rest In Peace Uncle James.
Gerard & Anne O'Leary. Cork.
Margaret Reeves ( Brisbane Australia)
April 24, 2025
Uncle Jim was a gentleman and when Auntie Bridie and uncle Jim used to come to Ireland the visit was always special. My mum (Helen Bourke) was Auntie Bridies only sister and when they used to get together the fun they would have and Jim was always smiling.
When I got married in 1995 they came to Ireland for the wedding and gave my husband a great bit of advice, take care of this girl or you will have to answer to Bridie and they laughed.
We were lucky to visit as a family, my mum (Bridie sister) my sister Mary, myself and my husband one Easter and we were made so welcome by everyone, those memories will forever stay in our hearts.
Our love and thoughts go out to my cousins
Maureen, Jimmy, Brian & Katie and all the family. R.I.P Uncle Jim.
Love from Margaret, Nigel and Katie
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Ciara O'Leary
April 23, 2025
My condolences to Maureen, James, Brian & Katie.
I worked in Boston on a J1 in Summer 2005 & visited James & Bridie's home in West Roxbury several times. They made me feel so welcome!!
RIP James.
From Ciara O'Leary (Gerard O'Leary's Daughter)
Marian Ormond
April 23, 2025
From Marian Ormond(Noel & Eileen´s Daughter Kinsale, Co. Cork. Ire)
Gillian, Avril, Jen and Michael Cunneen.
Our sincere sympathy to you all, Maureen &Carl, Jimmy & Catherine, Brian & Karen, Katie & Richard, Grandchildren , Dot, Uncle Pat & Auntie Eileen. My first recollection of meeting uncle James and Auntie Bridie was when they came to Ireland on their honeymoon and we all went up to Shannon airport to meet them I must have been about 7 years old and we all had little Irish flags with us and waving them from the balcony of Shannon airport when the plane landed ..My first time in Shannon airport and and everyone bursting with excitement to see the Newly weds it was August 1962, all the cars were also decorated with the Irish and American flags. Granny, Grandad, Auntie Kathleen and grandchildren were there.
We stopped in Mallow on the way back to Cork in a pub who were related to Grandad, Denny and Siobhan Murphy and had a breakfast there.
It was my first time to see a plane land in Shannon and our Uncle and Aunt were on it.
We remember Uncle James and Auntie Bridie with love in our hearts. The last time I met U. James was in Killarney in the Arbutus hotel and Auntie Kathleen singing "The boys of Fairhill"
May the road rise up to meet you now,
As stars begin to shine,
And Irish winds blow soft and low
Through groves of ancient pine.
May heaven hold you in its arms
As loved ones bid farewell,
While memories sweet as Irish rain in hearts forever dwell.
Slan leat Uncle James may you Rest in Peace.
A Celtic Farewell...
Gillian Ormond
April 23, 2025
Rest in Peace Uncle James. I have such fond memories of grand uncle James (and Bridie) when I spent a summer in Newport RI (2002), from Cork Ireland, and was told by my grandmother Eileen O Leary of Kinsale to make sure and call and meet up. I stayed with them for a weekend, and met up with them several times over that summer. They were the most beautiful, warm, thoughtful couple. I was lucky to meet up with them both again during one of their several trips to Ireland. My thoughts and wishes are with all of the family. Gillian Ormond (Melbourne), daughter of Marian Ormond (nee O´Leary).
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