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The late Seamus Scullion
Seamus
1st Anniversary
Cherished memories of a loving Husband, Father and Grandfather who sadly passed away on 28th November 2020.
Loved and remembered fondly by his wife Anne, son Aidan and daughters Orla, Margo and Leona, sons and daughter in law, grandchildren, brothers, sisters and wider family circle.
Sometimes it seems a lifetime
Sometimes just like a day
But in our hearts and in our thoughts
You are never far away
We think about you always
We talk about you too
But most of all we wish we still had you
Seamus’ 1st Anniversary Mass will be celebrated on Friday 26th November at 11.00am, in St Mary’s Coolcam, Desertmartin.
The Mass will also be streamed via webcam https://www.churchservices.tv/desertmartin.
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