#community-tribute

#community-tribute

Oisin was a long-standing member of the Clontarf GAA club, known for his positivity and contributions to every team he played with.

Anne's light radiated far beyond those she knew, touching millions across the world. Though she is no longer with us, her warmth, spirit, and boundless love remain eternal.

You know how you have the talking stick in groups that gets passed? We used to jokingly pass a box of tissues around the room. There were a lot of tears.

The News Shopper published 1 death notice last week, emphasizing the importance of these tributes as a lasting commemorative space for loved ones who have passed away.

"When people come into the ballpark, it's an interesting piece of our history and they're going to want to see it," said Brooks Boyer, the chief executive and marketing officer for the White Sox.

"She added a deep, aesthetic charm, adding to the dynamism of our community. We have a neighborhood that has the arts at its center really because she cared. Jane's work was a true labor of love."

This is what community and commitment and dedication from groups of residents and people, who don't even live in our city, looks like,

Mr. McConville was a member of Drumgath GAA Club, which described him as "a bright light in our community." His contributions on the field were outstanding, helping lead multiple teams to victory and championships.

Hundreds of people lined up to bid farewell to Kerry GAA hero Micko O'Dwyer, whose legacy as a player and manager deeply impacted generations.

"I would give anything for one more day with her. She will never get to be the cool aunt or that cat lady she joked about being. She was a hero, my hero."

"Stefanie was strong, kind, and deeply caring. She always went out of her way to help others-driving fellow members to and from sessions, joining in celebrations..."