He was a great man and will be sadly missed.
John Joseph Doherty (20 Aug 1933 - 25 Mar 2019)
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- Location
- Greyfriars Social Club Gordon Road Nottingham NG3 2LG
- Date
- 1st Apr 2019
- Time
- 5.30pm
In loving memory of John Joseph Doherty who sadly passed away on 25th March 2019
John was born in Cregnahorna, Donegal and came to England at a young age where he met is beloved wife, Maureen. He settled in Nottingham and had 4 children, Angela, Carole, Jayne and Shaun, 14 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.
He built up a successful coach industry and still went to work up until 2 days before he passed.
After the Mass in Nottingham on Monday 1st April he will be buried alongside his wife in Donegal, Ireland.
All his family wish to express their sincere thanks for the love and support so many have shown at this difficult time.
Thank you xxx
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He was a great man and will be sadly missed.
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Over many years John was a great support to Nottingham Irish Centre and was both a member of the management committee and, up to last year, a trustee of the Irish Centre. He was also a great friend to the Golden Shamrocks group and, individually, he helped many others. He touched and improved the lives of a lot of people and on their behalf, we want to express our deep appreciation for the many years of service and support he gave to the Irish community in Nottingham and send our condolences to his family.
Beannacht Dé lena anam.
Pat Murphy
Chair,
Nottingham Irish Centre
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A lovely generous man and great friend to my parents Tess (nee Noone) and Jim McLaughlin. May he rest in peace. Condolences to all his family. Helen Gorman Nottingham
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Great man and a great friend to my Dad Brendan Madden. May he rest in peace. Condolences to all the family. x
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Fond memories on behalf of Kevin Finn and family,
A great friend for many years and a great contribution to the Irish community of Nottingham and beyond.
You will be sadly missed
Prayers and condolences for all the family
Kevin Finn, Arnold, Nottingham
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