Funeral Services Entrusted To: Bryan's Funeral Home
Husband of Maureen Ross.
Father of Carol (Glenn) O’Dowd, Alison (Matthew) Ross (USA).
Grandfather of Jeremy and Jonathan O’Dowd.
Brother of Dorothy Edwards (Canada) and David Ross (USA). Brother-in-law of Angela Payne and the late David and Michael Bryan.
A service of thanksgiving for the life of Peter Ross takes place on Wednesday, 2nd October 2024 at St. Cyprian’s Church, George Street, St. Michael, where relatives and friends are asked to meet at 10:30 am.
The cortege will then proceed to the Westbury Cemetery for the interment.
The organist and members of the church choir are kindly asked to attend. In lieu of flowers, donations to Ocean Acres Animal Sanctuary will be greatly appreciated.
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Alison, Maureen and family.
I once sent a condolence card to a bereaved father whose grandchild had drowned at 3 years old in a public pool.
I can’t recall the card company, and had I any sense, I’d have purchased 50 of them. I can recreate the sentiment though and it’s a wonderful sentiment.
The cover of the card was VanGogh’s
painting- Starry Starry Night.
The sentiment was this-
“Maybe they aren’t stars at all. Maybe they are holes in the heavens from which our loved ones can watch over us and smile.”
It was the best sympathy card I ever sent. May God watch over all of you during this sad time.
Alison, Maureen and family.
I once sent a condolence card to a bereaved father whose grandchild had drowned at 3 years old in a public pool.
I can’t recall the card company, and had I any sense, I’d have purchased 50 of them. I can recreate the sentiment though and it’s a wonderful sentiment.
The cover of the card was VanGogh’s
painting- Starry Starry Night.
The sentiment was this-
“Maybe they aren’t stars at all. Maybe they are holes in the heavens from which our loved ones can watch over us and smile.”
It was the best sympathy card I ever sent. May God watch over all of you during this sad time.