James Considine passed away on December 21 at Milford Care Centre surrounded by his loving family
Tributes have poured in for Clare father and former Dunnes Stores worker James Considine following his passing.
James left an impact on many people over the course of his life from friends to neighbours, colleagues and customers, many of whom have left messages of condolences and memories on his rip.ie page.
One of James's neighbours described him as a "great neighbour and friend" while many former colleagues and a customer shared memories of how nice he was and the joy he brought those around him.
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A former colleague said: "James was a real character and a joy to work with."
Another wrote: "James was a one of a kind, such a character with a big heart. Rest in peace James. You will be greatly missed."
Another former colleague said: "James, my dear friend, you are gone but never forgotten. I will never forget our laughs, chats and tea breaks at work. I had the joy of your company every day."
A customer of Dunnes in the Jetland said: "I remember this nice man working in Jetland."
A friend wrote: "James fought so hard with bravery & dignity. We hope that during the coming weeks and months that you will find solace knowing that he is no longer suffering and is at peace."
James Considine is remembered as the beloved husband of Audrey and adored father of Liam and Sarah. Sadly missed by his loving brother Ger, sister Caroline, brothers-in-law Mark, Derek and Jonathan, sisters-in-law, nephews, nieces, extended family, friends and all his colleagues in Dunnes Stores. Predeceased by his parents Rita, Gerry and his sister Noreen.
James will be reposing at Milford Care Centre, Castletroy on Friday, December 27 from 5pm to 6.30pm. Funeral arriving at St. Patrick’s Church, Parteen on Saturday, December 28 for Requiem Mass at 11am followed by cremation service in Shannon Crematorium at 1pm.
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